If I understand your question, one place you can go to
is http://www.grc.com/default.htm
Look for ShieldsUP!, click the link and follow the
directions there. You'll need to do this from one of
your machines inside your firewall.
Gary
--- Terry Erickson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>Now I wan
This sounds very interesting to me as well, but it is not clear to me
what hardware hookup would be useful for a test of my firewalled system.
Installing the software does not seem a problem; there seem to be enough
tutorials and write-ups out there. But what sort of hardware hookup is
required
On Sun, 2004-12-19 at 12:32, Terry Erickson wrote:
>Now I want to learn about how to test how secure my setup is. Any
> suggestions? I know next to nothing technically about network security;
> I just barely made it through installing Bering uClibc here but I'm
> relatively confident I did it r
I would be interested to know also, there isn't a list of Berings'
"features"
Like Denial-of-Service etc.
Thanks
Livio
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- - I live in Astoria Oregon. Last week I had a blast for a couple
days setting up Bering uClibc - I had used Dachstein awhile a couple
years ago but it was still a le