Date: Sun, 22 Sep 1996 10:42:22 -0600 From: Danny Boulet <danny@BouletFermat.ab.ca> To: freebsd-security@freebsd.org Subject: smtpd and the Juniper Firewall Toolkit Message-ID: <199609221642.KAA08735@nahanni.BouletFermat.ab.ca>
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Sorry in advance for the commercial tone of this message. Hopefully this
is of interest to a reasonable number of readers on this list.
The Juniper Firewall Toolkit is a toolkit for constructing transparent
proxy-style firewalls. Juniper currently supports the x86 versions of
BSD/OS 2.1 (source or binary licenses)
FreeBSD 2.1
Linux 1.2
Linux 2.0
NetBSD 1.1
When we set out to implement Juniper, it became clear that we needed
a store and forward e-mail proxy. We'd have used smap (or told people
to get smap and use it) if it wasn't for the smap licensing terms.
Consequently, we implemented our own and called it smtpd.
Juniper is available from our WWW site on a "try before you buy" basis.
smtpd is included in Juniper and available separately. We don't charge
a license fee for smtpd and the smtpd licensing terms are intended to be
VERY friendly. smtpd is distributed in source form. If anyone ports it
to other platforms, we'd be more than happy to incorporate their changes
into smtpd for the next release.
More information about Juniper and smtpd (including how to obtain them)
is available on our WWW site:
http://www.obtuse.com/
You can contact us via e-mail to "info@obtuse.com".
Thanks for your time.
-Danny
P.S. Some of you may be aware of ipfirewall, an IP packet filtering tool
which I distribute as shareware (see http://www.bouletfermat.ab.ca/ipfirewall).
It provides the packet filtering capability of Juniper. Registered users of
ipfirewall receive a discount on their first Juniper license which is equal
to the amount that they paid for their ipfirewall license.
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