[GRLUG] Network gateway - Untangle

Colin Vallance colin at tankrip.com
Thu Apr 10 15:58:16 EDT 2008


That looks pretty slick actually.  We have Sonicwall stuff here at  
work and I know a bit about how it can indeed be a pain.  I'm  
currently "converting" a WatchGuard box in to a firewall/router/WAP  
but that's just going to run bare bones pyramid linux.

If anyone indeed has played with untangle I'd be interested to hear  
about it as well.  Just the virus and spam blocker may be enough for  
me to give it a shot.

-Colin


On Apr 10, 2008, at 3:10 PM, Douglas Rehfeldt wrote:

> Has anyone checked out the new network gateway, Untangle?  It's  
> supposed
> to be a "commercial-grade open source alternative to SonicWALL and
> WatchGuard."  It reminds me of Smoothwall and other projects that use
> open source software, but offer a paid version with additional
> features.
>
> The free version provides 12 Applications, software updates and
> community support through their Wiki and Forums.  A list of apps
> includes:  Spam Blocker - Spyware Blocker - Open VPN - Web Filter -
> Phish Blocker - Attack Blocker - Protocol Control - Virus Blocker -
> Untangle Reports - Intrusion Prevention - Firewall - Router
>
> http://www.untangle.com/
>
> There is an a free and professional version.  The professional version
> is supposed to be capable of integrating with Active Directory.  I do
> notice that they use snort signatures, but their own engine for  
> IPS.  I
> would prefer a snort engine.
>
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