Heiko Wundram wrote:
Molle Bestefich:
Non-GUI-managed firewalls?
When was that considered practical.. circa 1980?
Huh? I don't use a GUI to manage our firewall, and that's pretty
standard for
all organizations I know around here.
If you had tried it, I don't think you would be going back to editing
configuration files :-).
Using a GUI to manage a firewall (and
hiding the inherent complexity that a firewall always is), is more
errorprone
than an administrator who knows what he's doing and can reasonably
efficiently see what parts of the system a change to the firewall
rules would
affect,
I don't think that's true.
In fact, I'll bet that the non-GUI user introduces many more errors
because he has a lack of overview in comparison to the GUI user.
additionally, an administrator can compute much shorter
rulesets than an equivalent automated tool.
Who said anything about automated?
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