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The Best Checkpoint Reference on the Market, January 30, 2002
Reviewer: jdw730 from AZ USA
Phoneboy's web site is already the first place to check for Firewall 1 issues. When we heard he was publishing a book, we immediately bought it. This book is the most comprehensive, complete, and accurate technical reference on Checkpoint Firewall 1. If you are running Checkpoint, this HAS to be in your library. There is a reference to every problem and tweak we have ever had to do, plus some we are going to do after reading this book. Checkpoint's Technical support is expensive and horrible, so this book gives you all the info you need to run a stable and secure Firewall. This book contains screenshots, and step by step instructions for everything you need relating to Firewall 1.
Amazon.com Excerpt from Essential Checkpoint Firewall-1 An Installation, Configuration, and Troubleshooting Guide Essential Checkpoint Firewall-1 An Installation, Configuration, and Troubleshooting Guide
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If you already have an understanding of the basic concepts of security, avoid this book; you will not learn anything new. If you are trying to understand these ideas for the first time, your money is better spent elsewhere.
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