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Routers and Firewalls
Routers are designed to route data packets from one interface to another, comparatively a firewall is designed to inspect the data packets and adds filtering
Nick Phillips
02/06/2020
Routers are designed to route data packets from one interface to another, comparatively a firewall is designed to inspect the data packets and adds filtering
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