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ASL V4 - Content Vectoring Protocol Compliant ?

We are using ASL V4 configured with 3 NIC's. We now wish to set up Norton Antivirus for firewalls. The config guide of NAV FW mentions that the firewall needs to be "Content Vectoring Protocol" compliant. Is ASL V4 "CVP" compliant? if yes how do we set up the firewall to use Norton Anti virus for firewalls?

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0 oliver.desch over 21 years ago

Sunil_Sreedharan,

Astaro Security Linux isn't CVP compliant. But why not considering to use HTTP and FTP(if browser based) Virus Protection option in version 5? Version 5 will be generally availbale shortly.

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0 Sunil_Sreedharan over 21 years ago in reply to oliver.desch

Thanks Oliver for the post.
Regarding ASL 5, are you suggesting that I use the virus protection provided by the firewall?

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Sunil
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0 oliver.desch over 21 years ago in reply to Sunil_Sreedharan

exactly!
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0 SecApp over 21 years ago in reply to Sunil_Sreedharan

Norton is a hacker 'target'.

"Heavy rests the head that wears the crown..."
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0 Moby over 21 years ago

Just FYI, Content Vectoring Protocol is a Check Point protcol, so it is only available on Check Point's FireWall-1. I haven't heard too many people say good things about it, so it is probably not worth using, even if you owned their product.
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0 SecApp over 21 years ago in reply to Moby

And it's not a very good one, I might add. I could do better...
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