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Message-ID: <43453E31.1070400@chrisclymer.com>
Date: Thu Oct 6 16:12:11 2005
From: cclymer at gmail.com (Chris Clymer)
Subject: sourcefire acquired by checkpoint
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Michael Holstein wrote:
>> Checkpoints core products run on Solaris, Linux, AIX and Windows. Not
>> sure why you think that they are completely a windows centric company.
>
>
> Core product, yes. But you're still stuck with their GUI-based rule
> editor/viewer.
Yup. I worked for a place that basically did Checkpoint consulting
work. We ran linux virtually everywhere including our CP boxes(SPLAT
being based on old RH), but found despite a few things that ran in
Linux, we flat out couldn't do our jobs without Windows.
I ended up running SmartDashboard in Win2k within Vmware on my Slackware
laptop.
They're a strange company. Their core product runs on Linux, but the
end-user stuff is essentially all Windows. I guess they figure most
people admining it can't handle something else?
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Chris Clymer - Chris@...isClymer.com
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