firewall in Linux help

[John Kloian III]

Exactly.  Basically the message that Jean 
sent last night is exactly what you want to do.

John Kloian III
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On Sat, 26 Feb 2000, Kelly A Kirby wrote:

> I am assuming that each computer would
> have it's own firewall. If I am reading these
> messages correctly, It seems I would be better
> to buy another computer to use as a 'server'. 
> Then, put the firewall on that computer to
> protect all of the others. We use more than one
> o/s. 
> 
> Is this a more correct assessment?
> 
> Kelly
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> On Fri, 25 Feb 2000 20:10:43   John Kloian III wrote:
> >What do you mean "each computer would have to have their own firewall
> >initiated?"  Are you wanting each computer to be protected from outside
> >attack by some means such as a firewall protecting all computers? Or do
> >you mean that you want each computer behind
> >its own firewall?
> >
> >John Kloian III
> 
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