I m new to Rivendell and linux but now have master and slave servers set up
with 5 clients in the studio all on CentOS 6.7 with RD ver 2.10.3-1 on 64
bit quad core AMD/ASUS machines. I put them on an internal sub network with
static IPs and constant internet access to allow several functions for
On Wed, 16 Sep 2015, Tom Van Gorkom wrote:
I have security questions at the moment:
-How is the best, and not too complicated way to protect ourselves from
outside attacks? (assuming a strong root password, what should be off and on
in the system and what else should I do?)
Rivendell
I agree that Rivendell should be on a private network.
The one thing I'd add - you could set up a single machine that can see
both networks - the Rivendell network and the outside world - for the
purpose of running RDCatch and allowing it to download content from the
'net, providing RSS feeds,
A whole lot will depend on who and what you're protecting from...
is it necessary for staff, jocks, and other folks to be able to access
the individual rivendell machines, or is it just a few folks,
engineering access, or what..
A great firewall is necessary...I wouldn't put individual outside
