Alan J. Flavell wrote:
> N.B I've no reason to believe that these firewalls aren't capable of
> being configured usefully. All that I'm saying is that this didn't
> seem to be a useful configuration - and those responsible for it
> didn't seem to be aware of what they'd done.
The problem is that everyone and their brother feels invited to configure them. Take away
those web interfaces, Cisco. Strip'em down to a cryptic command prompt so that someone who
isn't sure what he/she's doing isn't tempted to do it...
(same goes for routers and switches, btw)
Zero-dollar alternative:
http://www.m0n0.ch/wall/ ;-)
--
Ben
