Nortel Contivity 2600

From: Cam Fischer (camfischer@gmail.com)
Date: Thu Sep 01 2005 - 22:25:38 EDT

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Hi list!
I am looking for good reasons why I should move a Nortel Contivity2600 VPN device behind a firewall.
Currently the device sits on the internet, and is used for VPN trafficfrom other offices, and also for VPN dial-in users.
Are there any risks with this configuration? What comments can be madearound whether or not I should be placing this behind the firewall /IDS....
Thanks!

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