List of public NTP servers.
http://www.eecis.udel.edu/~mills/ntp/servers.htm
I knew I would find the list somewhere.
JDF
>"James R. Van Zandt" wrote:
>
> >what time server is a good one to use?
>
> Here are some I've found that honor ntp:
>
> 192.157.65.57
> icm-bb1-dc.icp.n
Today, Kenneth E. Lussier gleaned this insight:
> Now, on to his tool. Sure, it works...Sort of. What it creates is a
> completely bloated script with about 1000 rules that you don't need. Also,
> when you have a default policy of DENY, you do not have to then go ahead and
> specificall
>what time server is a good one to use?
Here are some I've found that honor ntp:
192.157.65.57
icm-bb1-dc.icp.net
sl-gw11-chi-9-0-TS4.sprintlink.net
sl-gw1-dc.sprintlink.net
icm-gw1-lac.icp.net
144.228.169.65
Sounds like a good deal. Include my name. Where do we stand with my
piece on market analysis?
Karl Hergenrother
On Wed, 24 May 2000 09:27:35 -0400 Jerry Kubeck
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I just recieved this from the folks at the New Applix Linux Division.
The last time I called Mediaone to change MAC addresses the whole
process took a few minutes. Most of the time was spent rebotting the
Cable modem because some jerk (me) forgot to connect the cable from
the cable modem to the NIC so we were picking up the wrong address.
However, when you do ca
Quoting "Dana S. Tellier" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> The DHCP services on the router work fine, as it's giving all the
> PCs connected to it the right addresses. However, I can't seem to get the
> router to pick up an address from MediaOne at ALL. Do they check MAC
> addresses or something? I
man i hate groupwise ! it never works right, anyway what time server is a good one to
use?
thanks chris
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what network time server do you guys use? like berkley or something. just
curious. thanks , chris
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Another article on it:
http://partners.nytimes.com/yr/mo/day/news/financial/24cnd-microsoft.html
A good quote:
``I intend to proceed to the merits of the
remedy," Jackson said, replying to Microsoft
lawyer John Warden's statement that the
only items on the agenda were th
While trying to email an aol adress in pine using exim as my mta I get
this error:
>From Mailer-Daemon@localhost Wed May 24 15:09:07 2000
Date: Wed, 24 May 2000 15:08:23 -0400
From: Mail Delivery System
To: adam@localhost
Subject: Mail delivery failed: returning message to sender
This message w
In addition to the O'Reilly book, I like _Firewalls and Internet
Security : Repelling the Wily Hacker_ by Cheswick and Bellovin.
Again, it's not Linux specific.
--kevin
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At 02:44 PM 5/24/2000 -0400, Kenneth E. Lussier wrote:
hrm..looking for a HARD OS? i like openBSD - so far is the most secure by
far...not one root exploit found in it for 3 years. much like most other
'nix's it worth look into if you want something secure.
www.openbsd.org
~kurth
>As far a
As far as "Total System Security" goes, I like trinityOS. It has a lot of
great uses. As far as securing an existing Linux box, I am partial to
Bastille-Linux (http://www.bastille-linux.org). It's a series of hardening
scripts that secure a system based on your responces to a series of questions.
On Wed, 24 May 2000, Kenneth E. Lussier wrote:
>> Another truly excellent site is http://linux-firewall-tools.com/
>> by Bob Ziegler.
>
> I could not disagree with this more. Rob Ziegler *DID* write a book, and you
> may in fact like his utility. Other than that, I take issue with everything
> e
My Favorite ipchains script is the one located within the Trinity OS
Document. It is fairly secure, and heavily commented so that it is easy
to see how each rule contributes to the operation of the firewall.
http://www.ecst.csuchico.edu/~dranch/LINUX/index-linux.html
>"Kenneth E. Lussier" wrote
Thanks for all your help, everybody! I'm "upgrading my computer" and
"have a new NIC", so MediaOne will update everything and I'll have
the router up when I go back home tonight. And also thank you all for the
links to Linux firewalls/routing. That's my next project. ;-)
--
Dana S.
How far along is it? Is anything downloadable yet?
-- Mike
On 2000-05-24 at 13:13 -0400, Kevin P. Lawton wrote:
> FWIW, I'm working on an open source solution which will have the
> same functionality that VMware does, called plex86.
>
> Plex86 doesn't run Windows yet though. Am hoping to do
Greg Kettmann wrote:
[...snip...}
> Another truly excellent site is
> http://linux-firewall-tools.com/ by Bob Ziegler. He literally wrote the book on
> Linux Firewalls. His site has links to the relevant HOW-TO's plus his own
> instructions. It also contains a tool to generate the IPCHAINS or
I have a friend who runs VMWARE on his Linux system, just so he can run NT
to use Outlook. He uses VNC ( http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/ ) to
display the console.
So the solution is not free, VMWARE is a purchased facility. I am not
sure of the licensing of VNC, but it is not a bad lice
Jack Coats wrote:
>
> I have a friend who runs VMWARE on his Linux system, just so he can run NT
> to use Outlook. He uses VNC ( http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/ ) to
> display the console.
>
> So the solution is not free, VMWARE is a purchased facility. I am not
> sure of the licensing of
http://dailynews.yahoo.com/h/nm/2524/ts/microsoft_leadall_11.html?
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The judge in the Microsoft antitrust trial Wednesday
questioned a government plan to split the software giant in two and
praised an
outside proposal to break off its
On Wed, 24 May 2000, Jack Coats wrote:
> So the solution is not free, VMWARE is a purchased facility. I am not
> sure of the licensing of VNC, but it is not a bad license.
>
can be found at: http://www.uk.research.att.com/vnc/
not a bad license, I think it might be open-source. Possibly ev
May 23, 2000
Mr. Jerry Kubeck
Greater New Hampshire Linux Users Group
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Worcester, MA
Dear Jerry,
I would like to introduce a new wholly owned subsidiary of Applix called VistaSource. You may have read about our spinout to VistaSource or perhaps you have used Applixware Off
>> Original Message <<
On 5/24/00, 12:51:30 PM, mike ledoux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote regarding
Re: Fwd: Applixware Office 5.0 LUG Promotion:
Mike:
The message says they are selling Applixware 5 to LUG folks at the
same price as the upgrade price which is $3
On Wed, 24 May 2000, mike ledoux wrote:
> Err. I couldn't read the attached rtf file using Applix 5.0 for
> Linux, or with StarOffice 5.1 for Linux. Applix just refused to
> open the file (rtf2wp: Error: missing '}' in style definition),
> StarOffice actually crashed.
A similar experience. A
what network time server do you guys use? like berkley or something. just
curious. thanks , chris
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If you know the MAC address of the external interface to the Linksys box
it might me possible to call them and ask that they change the MAC
address for dhcp to address on the Linksys box. No promise that It will
work...Just something to try. Just don't tell them that you are trying
to hook u
Yes, just call M1 and they'll change the address. You said you also want to "play"
with building your own. Another truly excellent site is
http://linux-firewall-tools.com/ by Bob Ziegler. He literally wrote the book on
Linux Firewalls. His site has links to the relevant HOW-TO's plus his own
i
Dana,
For a quick and dirty way to set up a box as a router (and a print/file server) try
Network Concierge.
http://www.nc4u.com
Sincerely,
Jim Ryan
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Dana S. Tellier writes:
> Do they check MAC addresses or something?
Yes. To fix this, call up M1 and tell them that you got a new NIC and
want to use a new MAC address. Jot the new MAC address down before
you call and have it ready.
This should sove your problem.
--kevin
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can be handy sometimes, but it also can be a
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Dana,
Mediaone does register the MAC address when they do the setup. The DHCP
server will only honor requests that come from a system with a registered MAC.
The best way to handle this (and I know you don't want to hear it) is to set
up a Linux box with 2 NICs to do the routing. It's all f
Just "synchronize" your mailbox after logging in. By default, only the
mail headers, not the message bodies, are transferred upon logging into an
IMAP server, and the message bodies are called for as you read. If you
manually issue the "synchronize" command to the client, then it will
download a
On 2000-05-24 at 01:24 -0400, Derek Martin wrote:
> OK, I see the problem... I could find no such option on any menu.
> According to the Netscape help, this is because only the WINDOWS
> version of communicator has this function. We're a Linux company.
>
> Gr!
Well, you didn't SAY that! W
I want to thank Ted Tso for the wonderful presentation
on File Systems, last night. I have long sought an opportunity
to attend just such a lecture (or presentation).
Also, my thanks to those responsible for organizing
such an interesting meeting
Thanks
-- paulc
Paul A. Courchene Linux
I just recieved this from the folks at the New Applix Linux Division. It
sounds like a pretty good offer for those of us who want to try or to have
the Applixware suite. As you can see by the letter, I will need to supply a
list of names of people who would want to take advantage of the offer. In
On Wed, 24 May 2000, "Patrick J. O'Rourke" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >
>
> > > Is there a way to capture(record) the text in a terminal window or in run
> > > level 3?
>
> on a somewhat related note...
>
> xterm's on Solaris have an option to 'Log to File' on the 'Main Options'
> menu (CT
Hey, all...
I know this is a tad off-topic, but I figure if anyone can offer
help, it's this list. My parents have cable modem service at home through
MediaOne, and I bought a Linksys Etherfast Cable/DSL router to make
setting up the home network there really easy.
The DHCP servi
>
> > Is there a way to capture(record) the text in a terminal window or in run
> > level 3?
on a somewhat related note...
xterm's on Solaris have an option to 'Log to File' on the 'Main Options'
menu (CTRL-BTN1), however I noticed on Linux this option is labelled as
'Print Window'. Is this a
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