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Implementing a DMZ for Microsoft Azure Virtual Machines

Aidan Finn provides step-by-step instructions for deploying a DMZ in Microsoft Azure using Azure virtual networks.

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Enable Notifications to Open Firewall Ports in Windows Server 2012 R2

Russell Smith shows us a simple way to enable notifications to open firewall ports in Windows Server 2012 R2 in this step-by-step tutorial.

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What are Hyper-V Extended Port ACLs?

Learn all about how Windows Server 2012 R2 Hyper-V introduced improved network security with Extended Port Access Control Lists (ACLs).

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Unified Threat Management and the WatchGuard XTM Firewall

Looking into unified threat management? Check our review of WatchGuard XTM, which provides security and connects on-premise and (hybrid) cloud services.

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Why You Shouldn’t Disable the Firewall in Windows Server

It was once common practice to turn off Firewall in Windows as part of a PC or server build. Learn why you shouldn’t disable Windows Server Firewall on your PC.

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Evolution of Windows Firewall: Windows 7

Learn the basic functionality of the Windows 7 Firewall service as well as some of the advanced security configuration.

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Evolution of Windows Firewall: Windows Vista Firewall

We started this series with how Windows Firewall started out in Windows XP and then the changes to Windows Firewall in Windows XP SP2. This article will cover how Windows Firewall changed with Windows Vista. Stepping up from Windows XP SP 2 Windows Firewall as it was introduced as part of Windows XP Service Pack…

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Evolution of Windows Firewall: Windows XP

Windows Firewall under the Windows 7 operating system offers many new features and operational enhancements over prior versions. Where did the Windows Firewall begin? Windows XP offers the first iteration of a firewall service as part of the operating system. Additional changes were introduced as a part of the release of Windows Vista until the full…

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Introduction to Cisco ASA 5500 Series Adaptive Security Appliances

The ASA 5500 series is the successor to Cisco’s PIX range of firewall devices, providing industry standard routing and firewall functionality with a range of models designed for teleworker right up to large datacenter scenarios. In this article Cisco expert Tom Finnis will focus on the 5505 and 5510 models aimed at branch and head office deployments, highlighting key features and capabilities.

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