• Based on a customized Linux distribution, the Firewall-in-a-Box (FIB) can control data flow over an optional analog modem, a cable modem, or digital subscriber line
• Can assign IP addresses dynamically to both client machines (DHCP) and can provide a caching domain name (DNS) service
• Internet servers can be placed behind the firewall using port forwarding
• Uses a low-voltage NS Geode GXLV-200 processor and 50-watt power supply, neither of which requires a fan
• Contains no moving parts
• Menu-based configuration utility is accessible locally through terminal ports, point-to-point Internet connections, Ethernet/LAN settings, and firewall/port forwarding functions
• Both telnet and FTP servers can be disabled for additional security
• Includes software and scripts that allow both outgoing and incoming modem connections
• Connections may be remote terminal sessions or point-to-point connections
• Dial-in terminal sessions allow configuration and management of the FIB as though the data were input directly from a local keyboard
• PPP connection allows the FIB to function as a dial-in server
• Dial-out terminal sessions can be executed either on command or as part of an automated script
• Standard UNIX periodic command scheduler included

See also:

• EMAC, Inc. products
• Restart Search

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