firewall

XP and NAT and Firewall
Com alt os linux suse Stewart Charnell wrote: Has anyone know how to configure the Suse Personal Firewall to allow incoming connections? Yes I am trying to configure it to allow incoming connections from the e-mail servers of my ISP via smtp. I have two network connections one external via ippp0 and internal via

Connecting to Jaguar through a firewall
Jose Maria Lopez Hernandez jkero...@bgsec.com es comp os linux misc bgSEC quiere anunciar la liberacion de bastion-firewall bajo la licencia GPL.bastion-firewall es un firewall basado en Netfilter e Iptables que puede ser configurado mediante ficheros de configuracion y que puede ser usado como un firewall normal o

Layer 7 firewall Vs Stateful packet inspection firewall
I will clarify and say that the fbsd system I am using / talking about is a _dedicated_ firewall. Only port 22 is open on it. Ah, OK. That wasn't clear from your emails. The problem is, I have a few hundred ipfw rules (there are over 200 machines behind this firewall) and so when a DDoS attack comes, every packet

about ibm firewall spec probelm
Gavin Tunney wrote: The general consensus about the XP firewall Nathan, is that MS don't have outgoing filtering because they're not too keen on users knowing just what apps on their PC do connect out. This is a load of shit. You have to come up with a counter argument here, else you're just an anonymous troll.

bgSEC distributes bastion-firewall under the GPL license
Wes Peters w...@softweyr.com mailing freebsd security "Scott I. Remick" wrote: 2) Is sendmail necessary on a firewall? I've removed all other non-essential daemons already (r*, telnetd, ftpd, even inetd). The only service running right now is ssh, which is the only way I communicate with this system.

Firewall on 4.4
[[Q. Should I use a non-Microsoft personal firewall instead of the built-in Internet Connection Firewall? A. If you already have a non-Microsoft firewall on your computer, you should continue to use it. If you do not have a firewall, then you have a choice. If you want a simple firewall that is very easy to

POP3 with an internet firewall
/dev/rob0 r...@gmx.co.uk alt os linux slackware agent dale cooper wrote: i am inquiring to the slackware community to find out what is the suggested, most secure way for me to setup my slackware 8 box as being a router/firewall to my internal network? i am not completely new to the idea of setting up a firewall,

Firewall
The natd(8) process is not actually started from rc.firewall, but from rc.network. In which of these is the supposed breakage? Or do you mean the divert(4) rule in rc.firewall is not being added properly? That's right ! Could you post the actual problem and the versions of the file(s) you are using?

Firewall XP and Norton
Not knowing too much about Firewall and all that, can anybody tell me please if a hardware firewall is really secure and easier to handle than installing software firewalls on both (?) PCs? Yes Please cite a reference for hardware firewalls being more secure than good software firewalls. Waht I've read is that any

New Linux Firewall - No Linux Required?1?
Initially I had an extended IP access list (ACL) called FIREWALL serve as a kind of firewall. I tried www.grc.com and www.dslreports.com to probe my connection, and their probes returned no open ports; all the ports were stealth (both sites reported that my "firewall" configuration was healthy).

Firewall for laptops, corporation with 1000 laptops
[[Q: How does ICF compare to third-party firewalls? A: In many cases ICF does not have the rich feature set provided by these products. This is because ICF is intended only as a basic intrusion prevention feature. ICF prevents people from gathering data about the PC and blocks unsolicited connection attempts.

Firewall questions
John S. Giltner, Jr. gil...@mnsinc.com ibm software firewall I know that IBM can accept and drop packets, I do not know about reject (#2). IBM's firewall can not be setup from a Web Browser, but it does include a JAVA based configuration tool so it can be configured by GUI. Also from a security point of view,

Firewall Fails on CEICW
"Jesús M. NAVARRO" jesus_nava...@undominio.net es comp os linux instalacion Hola, Francisco: Francisco Suárez wrote: Alguien me puede indicar si en la distribución Woody de Debian viene algún Firewall?, si no es asi podeis recomendarme alguno y de donde puedo bajarlo.

Separate firewall administrator and firewall system ...
Jose Maria Lopez Hernandez jkero...@bgsec.com comp os linux networking bgSEC would like to announce the distribution of bastion-firewall under the GPL license. bastion-firewall is a Netfilter and Iptables based firewall that can be configured with plain text configuration files and can be used as a normal firewall

Add web reference outside a firewall
Lars M. Hansen badn...@hansenonline.net comp security firewalls On Wed, 27 Aug 2003 03:35:28 GMT, Adam Leinss spoketh Thanks Lars. I went to Best Buy after work and picked one up. I then read further into the manual and yup, I needed a crossover cable. Well, I thought that was going to be it, problem solved,

Firewall client Setup error
Did you hit the reset button on the cable modem or unplug the cable modem for 2 minutes after you hooked it to the firewall box? Some cable modems only talk to the nic it sees when it powers up or is reset. My last possibility, the host name for the cable needs to match the one give by the ISP if they are using

Trying to setup firewall with DMZ
Wes Peters w...@softweyr.com mpc lists freebsd security muc lists freebsd security "Scott I. Remick" wrote: 2) Is sendmail necessary on a firewall? I've removed all other non-essential daemons already (r*, telnetd, ftpd, even inetd). The only service running right now is ssh, which is the only way I communicate with

Routing, firewall, DNS, etc.
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Firewall
Elliott Roper elli...@yrl.co.uk uk comp sys mac In article <BA547B44.1296B%johnSTRINGvinc...@blueyonder.co.uk>, John Vincent <johnSTRINGvinc...@blueyonder.co.uk> wrote: Is the extra cost of a hardware firewall protection over software justified, We have been quoted about £300 for software and £600 for hardware on a

Firewall /Noobee
Ron DuFresne dufre...@winternet.com fa firewall On Fri, 14 Jun 2002, Bill Royds wrote: That's not a bad idea, since it follows separation of duties principles = and allows experts to be working in their area of expertise. The main caveat is that there needs to be a change management procedure = for any changes n