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Broadband ISPs Shouldn't Knock Down Firewalls
Alex Salkever, Business Week 2001-11-20

Citing finicky configuration problems, the major high-speed providers discourage their use -- a backward and dangerous policy

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Broadband ISPs Shouldn't Knock Down Firewalls 2001-11-21
ddescault (at) socal.rr (dot) com [email concealed]
Broadband ISPs Shouldn't Knock Down Firewalls 2001-11-21
Chris Leonardos <cleonardos (at) triumph (dot) com [email concealed]>
Re: Broadband ISPs Shouldn't Knock Down Firewalls 2001-11-22
anakata <anakata (at) anakata.hack (dot) se [email concealed]>
Broadband ISPs Shouldn't Knock Down Firewalls 2001-11-22
jorgen (at) ssc (dot) net [email concealed]
Why am I not surprised why RR told you to get rid of the firewall? Because 999 out of 1000 times when a customer _has_ a firewall, the firewall is the problem. You cant expect support when you call your isp and ask them about a product they havent sold you or have anything to do with. They arent that smart, thats why they work at support.

Besides, every isp knows the customer is always wrong:-)

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