I've just starting trying to implement a firewall with Bering and I seem
to be stuck at the most basic step. I have created a bootable floppy
and configured that network interface following the instructions in the
Installation guide. To start with, I'm trying to bring Bering up on my
desktop
Sounds like you need to read more Slashdot comments:
Step 1) Collect Underpants.
Step 2) ???
Step 3) Profit!!!
Sorry, couldn't resist. Now, for some possibly useful information. It
sounds like you need to load the correct modules for your NICs. I can't
remember off hand which, if any, come on
. Audley
Sent: Monday, October 28, 2002 4:06 PM
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Subject: [leaf-user] New to Bering, stuck at step 1
I've just starting trying to implement a firewall with Bering and I seem
to be stuck at the most basic step. I have created a bootable floppy
and configured that ne
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Sent: Tuesday, October 29, 2002 11:05 AM
Subject: [leaf-user] New to Bering, stuck at step 1
> I've just starting trying to implement a firewall with Bering and I seem
> to be stuck at the most basic step. I have created a bootable floppy
> and configured
At 07:05 PM 10/28/02 -0500, Christopher D. Audley wrote:
I've just starting trying to implement a firewall with Bering and
I seem to be stuck at the most basic step. I have created a bootable floppy
and configured that network interface following the instructions in the
Installation guide. To st
Thanks for the response. This is exactly what I missed. Now that I
know what I should have done, I see the line in the installation manual
I missed. Given my experience (granted I'm just the *one* guy that
didn't pay attention), I would recommend highlighting the /etc/modules
as a separate s
