Dear Tom,
A million Thanks for the wise reply and really do apprecite .
and really soory for the bother
Actually I was just a bit tensed and confused moreover there gonna be a
review of our websites these days
But i do feel a bit relaxed.
By the way I have been using shorewall for the last 2 y
On 05/02/2010 12:00 PM, Benedict simon wrote:
>
> really apprecite your help
> soory for my immature questions
>
I've told you everything I know about DNSSEC. You can read the RFCs and
web sites about the subject as well as I can. I can assure you that
DNSSEC has not been mentioned on either of
> Benedict simon wrote:
>
>>
>> Now I would really apprecte if someone could advise me and help me on
>> the
>> above issue. do I need to do any change in our firewall or no
>>
>
> DNSSEC changes the DNS payload contents and length but not the header
> contents; the latter is all that a packet fil
Benedict simon wrote:
>
> Now I would really apprecte if someone could advise me and help me on the
> above issue. do I need to do any change in our firewall or no
>
DNSSEC changes the DNS payload contents and length but not the header
contents; the latter is all that a packet filter like Netfi
Dear All,
I just received the below mail from my ISP
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On May 5th 2010 domain name system (DNS) will switch over to a new, more
secure protocol “DNSSEC”. DNSSEC adds digital signatures to normal DNS
queries, substantially reducing the risk of attacks such as the Kaminsky
exploit
On 05/02/2010 04:48 AM, Laurent CARON wrote:
> On 02/05/2010 11:44, Mac Smith wrote:
>> I agree there's no way IPTABLES could cause kernel panic
>
> It happened to me a while ago when I was playing with different iptables
> versions and different kernels.
>
> The userland was simply not compatib
On 02/05/2010 11:44, Mac Smith wrote:
> I agree there's no way IPTABLES could cause kernel panic
It happened to me a while ago when I was playing with different iptables
versions and different kernels.
The userland was simply not compatible with the kernel.
I however doubt of such problems with
I agree there's no way IPTABLES could cause kernel panic
What do u say tom
Mac
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On 02-May-2010, at 1:44 PM, Tuomo Soini wrote:
> Ryan Blake wrote:
>
>> However, I'm not sure it will be
>> saved as the machine crashes when I start it. Would you need the
>> dump file?
>>
>
Ryan Blake wrote:
> However, I'm not sure it will be
> saved as the machine crashes when I start it. Would you need the
> dump file?
>
> Please advise as I would really like to use Shorewall!
Contact suse folks. Shorewall can't cause kernel panic by any means.
Kernel panic means there is a seri
All,
I have been using Shorewall successfully for years on many different machines
and configurations. However, I just built a new box and wanted to setup
shorewall on it. I'm running SuSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 and Shorewall
4.4.8 (latest version as of this e-mail) using the RPM download
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