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Conference noted::seal

Title:	SEAL

Moderator:	GALVIA::SMITH

Created:	Mon Mar 21 1994
Last Modified:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	1989
Total number of notes:	8209

1942.0. "Fourth network interface in AV Firewall 97" by HGOVC::CHRISTSANG () Mon May 05 1997 08:29

    Hello,
    
    I have visited the Altavista software web site. I understand that the
    AV Firewall 97 supports DMZ. It mentions support of a third network
    interface that needs to be configured outside of the firewall GUI. 
    
    Does it support a fourth network interface outside of the GUI ?
    
    Please advise.
    
    
    Best regards
    Chris

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1942.1 CHEFS::16.37.11.61::PITT Gone with the winsock ... Mon May 12 1997 10:39 19

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1942.1		CHEFS::16.37.11.61::PITT	Gone with the winsock ...	`Mon May 12 1997 10:39`	19
	Of course it does! It supports anything that Digital UNIX supports. Our record in the UK is currently 5 going on 6 interfaces ... You need to be clear what question you are asking. If you want to know what the _PRODUCT_ supports, then ask AltaVista or look on their WWW Site. That will tell you what the GUI can do. If you want to know what a consultant can do with the product, look on this notesfile. Our UK firewall, which is owned by an ISP, has one red interface, four blue interfaces (serving four separate customers), one purple interface for a dedicated management LAN, and will shortly have a conventional green interface for WWW servers as well. The red and the first blue interfaces are configured through the GUI; the rest are done outside it! T

Of course it does!  It supports anything that Digital UNIX
supports.  Our record in the UK is currently 5 going on 6
interfaces ...

You need to be clear what question you are asking.  If you 
want to know what the _PRODUCT_ supports, then ask AltaVista
or look on their WWW Site.  That will tell you what the GUI
can do.

If you want to know what a consultant can do with the product,
look on this notesfile.  Our UK firewall, which is owned by
an ISP, has one red interface, four blue interfaces (serving
four separate customers), one purple interface for a dedicated
management LAN, and will shortly have a conventional green
interface for WWW servers as well.  The red and the first
blue interfaces are configured through the GUI; the rest are
done outside it!

T