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James P. Kinney III wrote:

Call Bob Toxen.



Indeed, please call Bob. I admit, I am currently making this decision now
for my home network, and I've landed on the side of OpenBSD, but that's my
own personal data and connection I am risking, but I'm trying to learn.
Since you are dealing with a company's firewall, this is not something you
want to mess up accidently while you're learning what you need to protect.

bnm
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