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An investigation on the security system of campus network

Shang Zhong-yu

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Abstract

There are many security dangers in campus network security. Firewall is the first line of defense. Packet filter routers application proxy distributed firewalls and VLAN are often used according to the campus network's objective reality. Security management system is also an important part of the security system of campus network.

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There are many security dangers in campus network security. Firewall is the first line of defense. Packet filter routers application proxy distributed firewalls and VLAN are often used according to the campus network's objective reality. Security management system is also an important part of the security system of campus network.

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There are many security dangers in campus network security. Firewall is the first line of defense. Packet filter routers application proxy distributed firewalls and VLAN are often used according to the campus network's objective reality. Security management system is also an important part of the security system of campus network.

Key concepts: Firewall (physics), Campus network, Virtual LAN, Computer science, Network security, Computer security, Network security policy, Network Access Control

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