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  • Subject: firewall & proxy server
  • From: "Brown, Camille" <cbrown@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Thu, 01 Jul 1999 15:21:53 -0400
  • Importance: medium

We have the firewall product installed on our AS/400.  It's working fine but . 
. . here's the catch.  The AS/400 has been acting as a pop server, and we're 
now going to be moving the mail to an Exchange Server.  Also, we're in a token 
ring environment and are in the process of switching to ethernet.  We are a 
small shop, and I find that in making these changes, it requires extensive 
re-configuration of the firewall product.  I'd like to explore some 
options--one of which I've been told is Microsoft Proxy Server, since we use an 
NT Server or biting the bullet and keeping the AS/400 firewall in place.  Any 
thoughts?  I'd really appreciate it. 

Thank you very much, Camille Brown   

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