Hello Kate My question is about network hardware firewalls – not the retail ones at Best Buy but the more elaborate ones, Dlink DLF-210 or even Microsoft ISA server etc. Retail type routers stop inbound access fairly well, but it’s becoming more evident that the out-bound access has to be controlled as well for both personal (Children) and corporate citizens alike. As much as Steve Gibson (episode 104) reviewed (but not recommended) software firewalls I was wondering if the hardware firewalls were the answer to content filtering. I think there is a really need to have better control of what goes out as well as in. Now I know this question maybe a little out of scope of the show but it doesn’t hurt to ask. Maybe this question should really be for Steve Gibson. I have purchased and TRIED to configure some of these types of devises but it seems you need a PHD in networking to even attempt it. So to summarize it – are there any simple to configure hardware content filtering firewalls, e.g. Stop torrents, radio stations, (very distracting and time consuming in the work place) ms-messanger, youtube etc. Do you think Leo and Steve would like to address this topic on the show or have a review of these types of firewalls?