>As far as security goes, yes absolutely, you should password protect >Grub, as well as place put a bios password on your system and disable >booting from floppy and cd-rom. > >Anthony
Not to mention that if you're using the machine as a server, it would be a wise idea to get a case that you can lock the case and the front. This way, someone can't get into the case, pull out the bios battery (resetting the bios to the default settings.) or press the power button to shutdown the machine. Of course, it isn't very likely that someone will go to all that trouble unless you've got some seriously confidential stuff on there. Of course, servers should also preferably be kept in a room that only required personnel have access to. Michael Viron Project Manager / Primary Developer / Manager of Online Operations General Education Online
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