I don't beleive there is any difference in the files.
I had a ton of editing to get it to work without errors, I can send you the
policy file as a good place to start - took me a whole sunday to get rid of
the superflous entries.
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Frank
Cubillos
Sent: Tuesday, February 20, 2001 10:46 AM
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Subject: RE: [cobalt-security] [RaQ3i] Firewall Software Now Tripwire
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Not exactly.
Ipchains will be active but then it needs to be configured.
By far the easiest firewall utility that 'front-ends' for
Ipchains is Pmfirewall.
http://www.pmfirewall.com/PMFirewall/
You'll need to be careful when you run through the PM install
and have a rudimentary knowledge of which ports and IP's you
want to deny or allow.
As many have mentioned before in other posts a good base start at
securing your server is:
Portsentry
LogCheck
PMFirewall
Ipchains
TripWire
SSH: Updated
Bind: Updated
ProFTPd: Updated
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Question on the TripWire, which version should be installed on a RaQ3i?
Tripwire Open Source RPM 3.0 (Red Hat 5.x-6.2.x)
Or
Tripwire Open Source RPM 4.0 (Red Hat 7.x)?
TIA
Frank
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