Hi Rantas,
I am a believer in using hardware firewalls, not software firewalls for servers.
I use a server-quality anti virus program by Symantec (not Norton AV), and I use a ZyXel brand firewall router for protecting all the systems on my LAN.
Software firewalls can be beat with some Trojans. Though the software firewalls like Zone Alarm can protect you by monitoring outgoing stuff, what applications are trying to send what data to where, if you run a server as a server and not a gaming system or workstation, then you should not need to be concerned with outgoing stuff.
Since Trojans and worms can ONLY be released by some type of access being granted by such things as opening an attachment, an application or some type of interaction with the user / administrator, if you use your server as only a server, you should never have to worry about getting a virus or worm on your server, and having it become active.
The AV software I use scans every single thing that comes in and out, but quite honestly I am not technically up to speed as to how it does. I just know that it works exceedingly well, and the combination of a good AV program and a hardware firewall has been fantastic.
One final note on the Windows based firewalls, software that is, they are going to slow down your system to some degree. The hardware firewalls, especially high quality firewalls, simply don't have the same negative impact. I chose ZyXel because of the very high standards that they meet and exceed when testing their equipment. It is not too expensive, though more than the average 'home user' router, but the quality is just fantastic.
I used to get tons of connection issues just over my LAN with both Linksys and D-Links, but none with ZyXel. I am one who believes in taking a very pro-active approach to trying to stay ahead of intruders. Even if you don't have ports X, Y, and Z open, thus no application is there to listen so in theory you would not need a firewall, there are always the cases of unknown problems occurring.
If you use a router / firewall to deny access to the entire LAN if the traffic is NOT expected, then you deny the potential of future intruders finding an as of yet unknown security hole.
Good luck.
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