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Microsoft's ISA Firewall Is Impotent Against IPv6 Traffic

Posted by zanek on · 6 comments
Email Battles; By BJ Gillette 		Mail this story
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The Microsoft ISA Server Team says the firewall lets IPv6 traffic pass through the system regardless of your firewall policy settings. The only solution offered: Disable IPv6 traffic entirely. For those who require IPv6 solutions, Email Battles serves up a study list of vendors offering a broad array of IPv6-ready firewalls, along with other IPv6 products.

[We know many GNU/Linux users still have some Windows boxes around. You should know about this one. - dcparris]

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Comments (6)

tuxchick2 ·
...rather than falling into the tempting trap of endless Microsoft-criticizing. But dang, it's like living in a chocolate factory and vowing to eat only broccoli.

I think Microsoft has been perpetrating a huge hoax on us all these years. I think Jim Jones is alive and well, and running the company. How else can you explain brainwashing on such a massive scale?
Scott_Ruecker ·
Oh Your Good!!

I think that they just downloaded him into a mainframe lawnmower man style.

"..vowing to only eat broccoli." That's AWESOME!

dcparris ·
I'll buy that for a dollar!
jimf ·
ummm... CHOCOLATE :)
grouch ·
Umm, that's not chocolate that MS is manufacturing.

Please wash thoroughly after flushing.
jimf ·
no grouch, the chocolate is the joy of criticizing MS :D

Never, never touch (or kick) the stuff that MS produces. Not even bleach will remove the stink.

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