Steven
I run a couple of Endian installations with NRPE installed.
I try to make sure its secure as possible by
- making sure it uses SSL for communication with the Nagios host.
- make sure the nagios hosts allowed to connect is kept to a strictly
controlled list
- configure NRPE to *not* accept
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Hi Joerg,
When I made this same test (I think it is the same), I had to be sure that the
physical NIC used on the outside link was only accessible from the RED
interface of the EFW VM. I assigned it a bogus IP in the host, which was not
used, only so that it would not try to obtain an IP from t
Personally, I like to give it the old stress test - how much crap can I
put on here at one time, and still have a secure firewall? I know this
is not the recommended approach, but sometimes you need to do a whole
lot with a little bit of hardware, especially if you're multiplying your
hardware cos
Hi Shaun,
it seems, there is a problem with the wireless network connection that a needed
feature is not supported?. I tried now with the wired connection with the same
settings and there it works without any problems, with and without proxy. All
works, but not with wireless connection.
Any id
I having been playing around with Nagios to monitor our servers for us. I was
playing with the idea of installing the NRPE daemon onto the Endian boxes.
At first I thought it was a bad idea, running extra software on your firewall
is not generally a good idea, but then I started thinking if I n
Hi Jeorg,
It sounds like possibly the physical NIC in the laptop is not in the same
subnet as the virtual NIC (bridged) or possibly you are not using the EFW VM as
the default gateway for your host laptop's OS. Could that be it? It can get
weird when using the host machine as a client of one o
Dear users,
I have installed Endian Firewall 2.2 RC3 in a virtual machine but I have
problems with the connection from my LAN green zone to the internet red zone.
Testsystem:
Notebook with WinXP SP3 and wireless connection
VMWare Server 2.0.0
Virtual machine with 5 GB, 512MB RAM and 2 virtual ne
