From: mmates on 8 Oct 2008 15:06 I have a SonicWall Pro (no number) firewall device. It is pretty old, but it came from an office that we closed down. I have a small home office network that I'm thinking about using it in. I'm sure I could figure it out, but I'm wondering if it would be worth it. I have a small network that I keep fairly up to date with AV definitions, spyware protection, and Windows security updates. Does anyone know if installing this device would be worth it... possible... or more hassle than it is worth? Thanks in advance. Mark M
From: moncho on 9 Oct 2008 07:54 mmates(a)sbcglobal.net wrote: > I have a SonicWall Pro (no number) firewall device. It is pretty old, > but it came from an office that we closed down. I have a small home > office network that I'm thinking about using it in. I'm sure I could > figure it out, but I'm wondering if it would be worth it. I have a > small network that I keep fairly up to date with AV definitions, > spyware protection, and Windows security updates. Does anyone know if > installing this device would be worth it... possible... or more hassle > than it is worth? Check for a serial number or model number. I believe SonicWall will allow you to re-register and renew the Support subscription on the item. Although the price maybe overkill for a home office. You will then be able to get the newest updates and have a cheap firewall. > > Thanks in advance. > Mark M moncho
From: mmates on 9 Oct 2008 10:00 On Oct 9, 7:54 am, moncho <mon...(a)NOspmanywhere.com> wrote: > mma...(a)sbcglobal.net wrote: > > I have a SonicWall Pro (no number) firewall device. It is pretty old, > > but it came from an office that we closed down. I have a small home > > office network that I'm thinking about using it in. I'm sure I could > > figure it out, but I'm wondering if it would be worth it. I have a > > small network that I keep fairly up to date with AV definitions, > > spyware protection, and Windows security updates. Does anyone know if > > installing this device would be worth it... possible... or more hassle > > than it is worth? > > Check for a serial number or model number. I believe SonicWall > will allow you to re-register and renew the Support subscription > on the item. Although the price maybe overkill for a home office. > > You will then be able to get the newest updates and have a cheap > firewall. > > > > > Thanks in advance. > > Mark M > > moncho Thanks for the info. Mark M.
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