I want to setup up our department firewall as "packet filtering firewalls"
and "application proxy server" so that I could block certain network
packets and log everything what people are doing.
Here are our situation:
Internet --- OSU/router --- gateway (xxx.xxx.67.1) --- Firewall --- WS/s
At the SANE 2000 web site ( http://www.nluug.nl/sane/ ) you will find full
program details, on-line registration, hotel information reservation forms,
travel information and much more, regarding the SANE 2000 conference.
I apologize if I have posted a question on a wrong list.
When I compile sata, I have the following error, any suggestion? I have
put /usr/local/bin on the top of PATH
# make sunos5
cd src/misc; make "LIBS=-lsocket -lnsl" "XFLAGS=-DAUTH_GID_T=gid_t
-DTIRPC" "RPCGEN=rpcgen"
cd src/boot; make
Mr. Yepes
Just because you happen to be from Houston or some goddamn part of the
United States doesnt make you an authority on the English language. And
even if someone from a third world country like ours does make a mistake
in spelling a couple of words, I dont think you had to be such a
This is a test...I send two messagess and not response.
Tony Blanco
UJA-Federation
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Yes.
Neil Rainbow
London Network Controller
Amerada Hess Limited
DDI: 0171 887 2363
e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
-Original Message-
From: Blanco, Juan [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 25 February 2000 13:53
To: '[EMAIL
I have heard conflicting information regarding Checkpoint's
performance/reliability using the UFP facilities to filter URL content. I am
using a fully patched version of CPFW on a high-end UNIX system w/T3
Internet connection and about 4~5000 users. There is a LOT of web activity.
I want to
Folks,
Any idea or best solution how to do the following:
1 - To have connectivity to two different isp.
2 - Be able to use only one firewall (checkpoint)
3 - One connectivity via a T1 and the second via a DSL
4 - This should be transparent to the users.
I really appreciate you help
Request for checklist (security set-up guides) for hardening Netscape
Enterprise Server running on UNIX platform (HP, AIX or Solaris)??
What is the the most updated patches for NES ver 3.x or iPlanet 4.x?
Where can I find such security information?
Many thanks again
-
[To unsubscribe,
I know some people are tired of the port-scanning/doorknobs thread, but I
still find the ethical discussions that relate to what I put my firewalls up
for in the first place to be interesting.
That's the great thing about newsgroups, you only have to follow the threads
that you want to. :)
I
Assumptions:
1)You are assigned at least one ip address from each ISP.
2)Your use of the Internet involves a range of outside addresses-
i.e. you do not primarily communicate with one outside host.
Put a router outside the firewall. The router should have one connection to
each
Folks,
Any idea or best solution how to do the following:
1 - To have connectivity to two different isp.
2 - Be able to use only one firewall (checkpoint)
3 - One connectivity via a T1 and the second via a DSL
4 - This should be transparent to the users.
Maybe a Cisco router
Greetings all,
I'm in need of a VPN solution for a very small business (5-box LAN).
They want the ability to mount network drives on remote win 98 clients
using Internet connectivity, not dial-in RAS. The LAN includes Win 98
and a Novell box that runs some property management software.
They
I would love to hear comments on this topic.
Yesterday I tried using two different firewall/routers, one hooked to a DSL
connection and the other hooked to two POTS lines with dial up accounts. I
intended to use the two firewall/routers as gateways, the DSL
firewall/router also offering DHCP
Talk to the nice people at RampNet ( http://www.rampnet.com ) -- or surf
their site. I think you will be pleasantly surprised. The 700s is an
affordable firewall/router/DHCP server that can be firmware upgraded to
support VPN. If you buy their stuff, let them know "Advantage Services"
Well, because they all ready have the OpenBSD box there, you might as
well use that and do it all for no cost.
Look at http://www.secureops.com/resources/vpn/ and
http://www.codetalker.com/greenbox/docs/vpn-24-minifaq.html and
http://www.openbsd.org/faq/faq13.html for information on how to do
To: All
Since the initial posting on the 18th, I waited 6 days before being an ass
myself in response. I ASSuMEd hat because there had been no public rebuttal
to the original, that it would be safe to do so.
I think we all know how the expression goes. Apparently Mr Yepes did indeed
send a
I have not been able to read all of the opinions on this subject. I think people are
expending too much effort to something that is easily achieved. I also hope that I am
interpreting the original question correctly.
'Load Balancing' is a difficult objective. How about just distributing
Greetings All!
First, let me say thank you to all of you who share your knowledge and
experience so willingly. This list is a great learning tool for me and I'm
sure many others!
I have some interest in the threads that address products such as the
RampNet 700s listed below, so I went to their
The problem with two gateways at the client: The client uses the top
gateway until it can not reach that gateway. The DSL firewall/router looses
connection to the outside world but still responds at 10.0.0.150. Thus the
client thinks the path is ok even when the router is discarding all
You could try VRRP on the routers or HSRP which ever is supported.
Patrick .
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
On Behalf Of Pepmiller, Craig E.
Sent: 25 February 2000 15:45
To: 'Michael E. Cummins'; Firewalls Mailing List
Subject:
The only problem with Round Robin load balancing is
stickiness... What happens when you load something in
a shopping cart and the secure server goes belly up
and another one takes over.. Do you
re-authenticate...?
Robert
--- "Christopher Adams, Sr." [EMAIL
On Fri, 25 Feb 2000, It's The Zmer wrote:
The only problem with Round Robin load balancing is
stickiness... What happens when you load something in
a shopping cart and the secure server goes belly up
and another one takes over.. Do you
re-authenticate...?
For that type of
I join Micheal Espinola in apologizing to Mr. Yepes and as was the case
with Michael, I also did not receive the e-mail which Mr.Yepes apparently
sent soon after he discovered the mischief and in which he claims he
clarified things. Let us all call it quits now and I am sure each of us
believes
I do not know much at all about the SonicWall products, but I know that
RampNet has been around for some time, and their products are their own. I
bought their very first WebRamp several years ago when I was an admin in
Northern California. (Now I am in South Florida)
Michael
-Original
Nokia firewall running BGP. BAM!!!
Carric Dooley
Network Security Consultant
"A little inaccuracy sometimes saves a ton of explanation. "
- H. H. Munro (Saki) (1870-1916)
- Original Message -
From: Blanco, Juan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc: [EMAIL
This may seem rather like a fundamental question.
I have a small file-sharing network of about 15 users that is
about to be hooked up to the net using a DSL router,
do I neccessarily need to have a proxy server in place for my
DHCP and firewall, or can I get by with an internet sharing
http://www.linuxrouter.org
One Disk router/NAT/DHCP/SOCKS, etc.
Very easy to set up.
-john
On Fri, 25 Feb 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This may seem rather like a fundamental question.
I have a small file-sharing network of about 15 users that is
about to be hooked up to the net
This can cause problems if you are using stateful filtering.
Products such as PIX, however, can work in a redundant fashion.
This means if one PIX falls over, the other PIX takes over it's
states.
However, firewalls are not for high-tech load balancing. Look
at Cisco LocalDirector and
Madhur,
The Oracle SQL*Net protocol, though technically proprietary, is fairly well
understood and is parsed by several firewalls to be able to open and close
ports at the correct times.
SQL*Net v2 (also known as the Transparent Network Substrate or TNS -- and
recently replaced by the moniker
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