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Understanding Firewall
A firewall is a software system that allows network traffic that is considered safe to get through and prevent network traffic that are considered unsafe. Generally, a firewall is implemented in a dedicated machine, which runs on the gateway (GATEWAY) between the local network to the Internet network. A firewall is a security device can be a software program or a network device (hardware) specifically. The main purpose of a firewall is to separate the secure area of the region less secure, and to control the communication between the two. Firewalls can perform various other functions, but it is mainly responsible for controlling inbound and outbound communication from one computer to the entire network
Function Firewall
- Control and supervise the data packets flowing through a network
- Perform authentication of access
- Record every transaction events that occur in the firewall
- Activity block suspicious network data flow
Type Firewall
- Packet Filtering Gateway
- Application Layer Gateway
- Circuit Level Gateway
- Statefull Multilayer Inspection Firewall
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