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Summary

Content Security provides additional control over what can be accessed through your firewalls. The HTTP, FTP, SMTP, and TCP Security Servers provide the means to filter content in FireWall-1. Resources are what tell the Security Servers how to filter content.

CVP, a feature present in all of the Security Servers, provides a mechanism for third-party products to scan content for viruses and Trojan horses. UFP, present only in the HTTP Security Server, provides a way for third-party applications to filter users'attempts to access various Web sites.



    		Frequently Asked Questions
    		Preface
    		Chapter 1. Introduction to Firewalls
    		Chapter 2. Planning Your FireWall-1 Installation
    		Chapter 3. Installing FireWall-1
    		Chapter 4. Building Your Rulebase
    		Chapter 5. Logging and Alerting
    		Chapter 6. Common Issues
    		Chapter 7. Remote Management
    		Chapter 8. User Authentication
    		Chapter 9. Content Security
    		The Security Servers
    		The HTTP Security Server
    		The FTP Security Server
    		The SMTP Security Server
    		The TCP Security Server
    		General Questions about the Security Servers
    		Debugging the Security Servers
    		Summary
    		Sample Configurations
    		Chapter 10. Network Address Translation
    		Chapter 11. Site-to-Site VPN
    		Chapter 12. SecuRemote and SecureClient
    		Chapter 13. High Availability
    		Chapter 14. INSPECT
    		Appendix A. Securing Your Bastion Host
    		Appendix B. Sample Acceptable Usage Policy
    		Appendix C. 'firewall-1.conf' File for Use with OpenLDAP v1
    		Appendix D. 'firewall-1.schema' File for Use with OpenLDAP v2
    		Appendix E. Performance Tuning
    		Appendix F. Sample 'defaultfilter.pf' File
    		Appendix G. Other Resources
    		Appendix H. Further Reading