Internet Force 1995–1996

Systems Overview · 1995

FIREWALL (firewall)

The security gateway protected the central servers and the office LAN, with a separate policy on each interface. Dial-up customers were on the world/backbone side and were not the object of its protection.

FIREWALL box in the 1995 Systems Overview
Crop from images/internetforce_server_map.png (Systems Overview 1995).

System identity

Hostname
firewall
Addresses
10.0.0.1 (fw-world) · 206.20.95.10 (fw-data) · 206.20.95.11 (fw-users) · 206.20.95.12 (fw-shell) · 206.20.95.129 (office)
Platform
Sun SPARCstation 5
OS
SunOS 4.1.4
Role
Check Point FireWall-1 gateway: packet filtering, NAT and segmentation.

Services and configuration

Service / role Description Configuration / evidence Documentation
FireWall-1 2.0a Security gateway: packet filtering, NAT and network segmentation. checkpoint/firewall-lic.txt · checkpoint/ Security · TECHNICAL
Policy / rule base — visual evidence Original Rule Base Editor screenshot (/usr/local/etc/fw/conf/final1.W), 15 rules. checkpoint/FW-policy.gif Security
Routing and interfaces Five Ethernet interfaces, host-specific routes on the DATA/USERS segments, POP routes. network/rc.route · network/ Architecture overview
Startup, logging and monitoring FireWall-1 startup (fwstart), dial-up accounting, central loghost. network/rc.local Monitoring
System hardening Permission script, service accounts, minimal inetd, ftpusers. system/ · system/fixperms · ../users/system/ftpusers Security

FireWall-1 visual policy evidence

Original Check Point FireWall-1 rule base screenshot
Check Point FireWall-1 — Rule Base Editor. Historical artifact.

This original Rule Base Editor screenshot is visual evidence of the loaded policy, preserved as an artifact. It does not replace the textual transcript of the rules in Security, which remains the primary source.

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