full-disclosure - Microsoft urging users to buy Harware Firewalls

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Message-ID: <007b01c362a2$66b27020$021f10ac@bitchin>
From: mfratto at nwc.com (Mike Fratto)
Subject: Microsoft urging users to buy Harware Firewalls

3Com makes a dial-up router and Nexland makes a dial-up router/NAT box. You
can still probably find Ascend, now lucent, dial-up routers on eBay. Ok,
these are techinhcally not firewalls, but suffice for most home users.

I used a 3Com router with an included v.90 router for several year before
broadband came to town. I shared the connection between two computers and
unless one of us was doing a big download, we had pretty good performance.