[GLLUG] Firewall / Network Appliance Antivirus
Jeff Lawton
jeff at idealso.com
Tue Mar 16 17:31:07 EST 2004
Over a gigabit. This will be more dependent on the pci bus than the
processor.
Filtering viruses is usually done at the server. There are several open
source solution for scanning/filtering mail
http://clamav.sourceforge.net/ or http://mailtools.anomy.net/
For web filtering you could add dansguardian and squid to ipcop and do
some filtering.
FTP; you could use a web based upload/filemanager app and modify it to
scan everything as its uploaded before its saved to disc.
I hope this helps.
On Tue, 2004-03-16 at 11:21, Ex Fed wrote:
> Does anybody out there have experience with / know:
>
> What kind of throughput/bandwidth can a Pentium 2.6 ghz with 512 k machine
> running IPCOP or Monowall handle?
>
> Is there a comparable open source solution for an in-line Network Appliance
> that does antivirus filtering for smtp, http, ftp and other common
> protocols.
>
> Lee Duynslager
>
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