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  Some time back I had written about moving the document and settings folder in Windows to a bigger location (for want of size or backup of some data in there, in the event of machine crash). That was a manual process, by there is good news, there is a ... Continue Reading

  Found out today that Cisco has a configuration guide for VPN between PIX firewall to a Juniper Netscreen Firewall {Click to Go} ... Continue Reading

  There are different market players when it comes to Threat Management / Log Management /Compliance Management; It ranges from netForensics, Cisco's CS-MARS, LogLogic, netIQ, ArcSight and so on... STRM is Juniper's entry to the log management market offering solutions which along with log management provides some Network Behavior ... Continue Reading

  Juniper's NSM Attack update is something which will go over to Juniper's security server and download the latest available IDP signature sets. There are situations where the NSM server do not have Internet connection, thus having to use a proxy solution. You can use Squid Proxy for handling this; ... Continue Reading

  Well I do have corporate solution for AntiVirus on my work laptop, however I got hit by a worm (regsvr.exe - typical Google lookup) while my AntiVirus software sat happily there! Eventually I got it on my cell phone as well :-( Removing that was no-brainer anyway's; but my ... Continue Reading

    While using Juniper Firewall devices, there are 2 ways of creating an IPSEC VPN, route based and policy based. There has been a lot of discussions around this area as to what is the difference. However there is one important way of differentiating these 2 types of VPN. ... Continue Reading

  Juniper has a tool that'd convert the IOS configuration to JunOS, released some time this year and looks nice. This is especially in the light of vast configuration examples of Cisco and can be converted into JunOS based devices as well. http://www.juniper.net/customers/support/ Checkout at the above URL. Of course ... Continue Reading