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GB-Ware Firewall Product Guide
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configuration with full network speeds on all interfaces. The best possible 
performance can be obtained by using a Pentium class or higher CPU with 
PCI network cards. 
Network performance bottlenecks usually occur at the connection to the 
Internet when using DSL or T1 class connectivity. GB-Ware with 10 Mbps 
Ethernet cards easily provides enough throughput for network connectivity 
of up to T1 speeds (1.5 Mbps). However, when the WAN connectivity is a 
T3 or faster, GTA recommends that 100 Mbps network cards be used.
If you encounter problems, check your motherboard and IRQ assignments. 
Make sure any unused devices, such as IDE and SCSI controllers, sound 
cards and serial ports are disabled. Scan the hardware configuration report 
for error messages–often the cause of a problem is indicated in this report.
Note
Check gta.com for an up-to-date list of compatible network interface 
cards and drivers.
System Requirements
•  x86 architecture processor (Intel 486, Pentium, or Xeon; compatible 
AMD or Cyrix CPUs); Pentium-class or faster CPU recommended
•  64 MB RAM (128 MB if using Mail Sentinel Anti-Virus and/or Mail 
Sentinel Anti-Spam options)
•  512 MB ATA (IDE) compliant hard disk drive or 512 MB GTA-certi-
fied Compact Flash card with Compact Flash IDE adapter
•  2 compatible network cards (NICs)
•  1 Serial (RS-232/COM) port
•  1 USB port or parallel (printer) port on the motherboard (for hard-
ware key block installation)
Note
PCI cards with USB or parallel ports will not function correctly. The 
USB  or  parallel  ports  must  be  located  directly  “on-board”  (as  an 
integrated part of the motherboard).
•  1 ATAPI (IDE) CD-ROM (installation and recovery only)
•  1 Video card, 1 monitor and 1 keyboard (for video console use only; 
keyboard may not be required for operation if the motherboard’s 
BIOS supports booting without a keyboard)
•  Ethernet cables: crossover cables for connections to routers or 
computers; straight-through sables for connections to hubs or 
switches
For installation requirements, see page 10.