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If the machine is going to be nothing but a firewall, you might wa
Edmund,
There are a number of people here who have done that and gave presentations
on it in previous BRLUG meetings. I use OpenBSD instead of Linux for my
firewall so I can't really help you with setting up a Linux box to do this.
I believe Ricky Salmon has provided some notes to the www.brlug.n
At 04:01 AM 1/10/2002 -0600, you wrote:
>I normally try and figure things out myself, but I've failed to understand
>what's going on in this instance. I can't mount my cd-rom, nor my dvd-rom.
>I'm running Suse 7.2. I know the drives are working because Yast2 has no
>problem installing software fr
Dear listmembers,
Does anyone have suggestions and/or experience at building a firewall
on a stand-alone linux box?
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Congrats. I usually find as well that writing it down helps to figure out
the problem. :)
Thanks for the info about the DVD ROM, as I'm shopping around for one now.
John Hebert
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> From: Douglas Adams [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, January 10, 2002 6:45 AM
There were some bugs and security holes in 7.0 that were fixed in subsequent
releases. If you bring a couple of blank CDs to the next meeting, I'll give
you a copy of RedHat 7.2.
I don't have much (any?) experience with SUSE, but I've heard good things
about it. There are some nice features of RH7
Okay, I figured it out, well, at least part of it. I initially didn't
investigate as far as I should have. /media/cdrom was pointing to
/dev/cdrom. Everything seemed just fine. But upon checking out /dev/cdrom,
it was pointing at /dev/hdc. That's my dvd drive. So, /media/dvd and
/media/cd
At 02:55 AM 1/10/2002 -0600, Shawn wrote:
>I just got a copy of Red Hat 7.0.
>
>What are the member's preferences between that and SuSe 6.2 (the Linux I'm
>using now)?
Any reason you don't want to use RH 7.2? The 7.0 version is over a year
old, IIRC. I know BRLUG has a couple of loaner copies,
I normally try and figure things out myself, but I've failed to understand
what's going on in this instance. I can't mount my cd-rom, nor my dvd-rom.
I'm running Suse 7.2. I know the drives are working because Yast2 has no
problem installing software from the installation disks. And I know I
I just got a copy of Red Hat 7.0.
What are the member's preferences between that and SuSe 6.2 (the Linux
I'm using now)?
Thanks,
Shawn
BRLUG - The Baton Rouge Linux User Group
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