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Offline praful_thakare

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Configuring smoothwall corporate firewall 4
« on: October 05, 2005, 07:40:04 AM »
Hello Everyone

Can anybody help me to configure the corporate firewall.
here i have leased line with RJ45 interface. i install two lan card in the machine previously i have Smoothwall express 2.0 in that m/c i have two lan card on which one ip for green intreface (intranet) and red interface( internet) so that internet can be shared.

But in corporate firewall there no such green and res interface...

how to share the internet through corporate firewall..
hope u will be understand the language

pla help me

Offline Ricky

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Configuring smoothwall corporate firewall 4
« Reply #1 on: October 08, 2005, 05:32:13 AM »
I think you can configure / tell the system about external internet connection via "Main" --> "Control" ---> "External Connection" .

Offline praful_thakare

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« Reply #2 on: October 10, 2005, 10:30:39 AM »
Hi Rickey,

Thanks for that Rickey...

can  you tell me about web content filtering software?
which is the best web content filtering software in the market..
or can i go for only with squid... with coustmize configuration....
recently i m using smoothwall corporate firewall on evalution basis and i have lot of problem in that....

sorry for trouble.. because i m in big trouble. i have to installed one web content filtering s/w but i m not getting which one is best.....

which inclused all features like web content filter, restricting download nad upload, restricting chat...etc

thanks in advanced

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« Reply #3 on: October 10, 2005, 03:52:49 PM »
well.. you can try a paid one :SSG 2000: .. I have not used it but only heard about its feature. btw. my ISP  is also using same.

Well squid is best in linux, it can do all you want but there is little learning curve.
Restricting bandwidth is also possible with squid, you can ask gauravbajaj about this, he has already done that.

Btw. . also look out for "SafeSquid" ..