re RE: Wingate vs. ISA


However, ISA still cannot port-map.  For example, the cheapest lightweight
wannabe firewall will allow traffic to come in to port 4050 on the external
interface and redirect it to port 9020 on an internal host IP number.  

That's one thing that keeps ISA from being "a real firewall" as well.  ;)


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Subject: RE: Wingate vs. ISA
From: "Steve Moffat" <steve@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>

Hi noor

ISA is a real firewall, wingate isn't. There should be no difference in
speed, if you have ISA set up correctly and your dns is operating correctly.

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