Firewall Update/Demo by Tim Urban • Two types of firewalls: packet filtering and statefull packet filtering • A firewall enforces access control policy between networks. Packet filtering device does ACLs; statefull packet filtering maintains a state table. Can allow in any address (or only addresses) that was sent to from within firewalled network. • All 5 dist nodes have the campus firewall, plus the Data Center and the WAN. • Lan Admins would have their own firewall running inside the larger campus firewall. This is free. • Performance: 5.5 Gbps throughput Basic template for use: default is deny all (per ISO). Dave Huth: if the use of these firewalls becomes prevalent across the University, we need to be careful to coordinate what is left open. Example: faculty teaching at multiple locations on campus need to be able to get access. We can't restrict the business of the University (video-on-demand). Must decide together what gets blocked and what should be allowed.
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Multimedia Center, Marriott Library
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