Chris..
What you propose is likely do-able--- some of it fairly straightforward, other parts more complex. Trying to support a wireless client as well as a router/firewall from the same wireless interface could be troublesome. Note that we used Orinoco 802.11b adapters, which would not be suita
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Allocating more RAM for the logs can help deal with heavy logging activity.
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Henry Psenicka
Manager, Technology Services
Town of Milton
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To: Todd MacDougall <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>; Henry Psenicka
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Apologies to the list for the slightly off-topic content of this message.
I was wondering what the opinions of the list members were of security
related training and certification offerrings from the SANS institute.
Has anyone taken the courses and obtained certification for the following...
GS
Brock,
We have been using the Orinoco 8.10 firmware with RH7.2, as well as Bering
Beta4 and RC2 without any problems related to the firmware (that we know
of).
We do not use power management features, so I can't offer suggestions in
that regard, but I am curious why you would want it. In our ca
Greg
Before you take the leap into wireless, do your homework to make sure you
want to go down that path. You may be challenged by a number of issues, and
it can get expensive to deal with some of them ( antennas, security, etc..)
With that general caveat, my comments are inline with yours
DA
I don't know about using as many as 5, but I have successfully used 3 of the
3C509 NICs with Dachstein. I haven't tried the same config with Bering yet,
but I would not expect the situation to be any different.
No special tricks with the drivers were required, a single instance of the
standard d
>FROM: Michael D. Schleif
>DATE: 04/04/2002 15:51:52
>SUBJECT: [Leaf-user] DCD pass-through interface ???
>Additionally, the business wants to give this other company
>internet access via the business' already functioning internet
>connection that happens to be firewalled successfully by the sub
>Hi All,
>
>I'm trying to get pcmcia onto my home LRP system. I am trying running
>Bering-1680-v1.0-rc1 and Lucent/Orinoco 11 Mbit/s Silver pcmcia card over
>a Lucent/Avaya pci-to-pcmcia adapter.
Bering is likely a good platform for this... we have had some very promising
test results with B
use the serial console since
originally configuring EigerStein over a year ago. so I can't pinpoint
where or when the change occurred.
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From: Kory Krofft
To: HENRY PSENICKA
Sent: Tuesday, March 26, 2002 9:01 PM
Subject: Re: [Leaf-user] Serial question
> T
Kory...
I went through the same thing about a week ago.
Assuming that you are using the floppy-disk version of Dachstein rather than
Dachstein-CD, the problem exists because the Dachstein-small kernel on the
floppy doesn't have serial support rolled into it.
Download one of the available Dachst
Thanks Charles
It looks like you are confirming my fears... this could be an uphill
battle.
> Can you advise whether it is feasible to use the Dachstein
1.02 RAID
enabled
> kernel to build a bootable floppy that will be capable of
mounting and
Hi Charles,
Can you advise whether it is feasible to use the Dachstein 1.02 RAID enabled
kernel to build a bootable floppy that will be capable of mounting and
reading an ext2 partition on a pair of mirrored SCSI drived connected to a
Compaq SmartArray 2/P controller? ( Almost a simple rescue d
This seems like such a basic question I am almost embarrased to ask but
I have reached the point of frustration.
I have been experimenting with Bering as a wireless gateway platform, and
have finally had some success getting the wireless interfaces to work.
(Thanks Jacques for building a 2.4.
Hi Jacques.
I appreciate your ongoing efforts to move LEAF to 2.4.x kernel!
I have begun to experiment with Bering (b3) to attempt to build a router
that can support a wireless pcmcia interface using the orinoco_cs driver.
The end product should be strictly routing with firewall ( no NAT), and a
Very interesting Jacques!!!
It seems this is just what I have been looking for as I want a LEAF
platform that uses 2.4.12 kernel (or newer) to support latest pcmcia and
wireless tools. However, at first glance I was not able to locate the
orinoco_cs wireless drivers... are they hiding somew
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> Muiz Motani did some work with the Orinoc
Peter,
Thanks for the tip... I will have a go with your
files and see if I have any luck.
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Sent: Monday, October 01, 2001 3:04
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Subject: RE: [Leaf-user] EigerStein/LRP
Having successfully used EigerStein for some time
as a router/firewall, I felt that it would be an ideal platform for assembling a
wireless router.
So far I have failed in all of my attempts to find
a module supporting the Agere/Avaya/Lucent "orinoco" wireless cards that I can
just add to
Can anyone describe or explain the key differences
between CIPE and IPSEC?
I am wanting to establish a secure VPN tunnel
between 2 LRP firewall/routers, over a wireless link.
I am interested in understanding potential
differences in the following areas: robustness of security/encryption m
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