The vendor that is connected to the dmz doesn't want
to add routes to my private ips (172.25.x.x) . The dmz
network has a non private addr range ( yes that we
own) on it. This way the vendor only needs to add
routes to the dmz network, and we handle the rest.
10-4?
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Hi all
Does anyboby know something about the firewall called smoothwall
(www.smoothwall.org)! Some friends of mine are using this pre
configured firewall for their home network.
I want to use smoothie for a small network in a little company,
whit about 20 workstations behind the firewall. and
Hi,
i'm trying to choose the right firewall for my organisation and i found
it's not an easy task... i'm focusing on smoothwall, but readind the
docs i didn't understand if i'll be able to make my pptp vpn connections
pass through.
Waiting for suggestions, thank you :)
bye, sergio - icq uin
hi ya
pptp is not secure enough
i tend NOT to allow vpn internally or from outside
( guess just me being nuts-o )
( ssh-only... from inside or outside...
for firewall options... and vpn options... hire an outsider
for a day of consulting/installing...
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On 27 Feb 2002, at 1:39, bob bobing wrote:
The vendor that is connected to the dmz doesn't want
to add routes to my private ips (172.25.x.x) . The dmz
network has a non private addr range ( yes that we
own) on it. This way the vendor only needs to add
routes to the dmz network, and we
Just wondering Joe,
What enhancements and security fixes have you seen in IPCOP that you havent
seen in smoothwall?
regards,
Ezat
At 08:57 AM 27/02/2002 -0500, Joe Matuscak wrote:
On Wed, 27 Feb 2002, Marco Zimmermann wrote:
Does anyboby know something about the firewall called
On Thu, 28 Feb 2002, ezat wrote:
What enhancements and security fixes have you seen in IPCOP that you havent
seen in smoothwall?
From IPcop update 2:
Fixed:
Squid FTP vulnerability fixed
Squid SNMP vulnerability fixed
Squid HTCP vulnerability fixed
Joe Matuscak
Rohrer Corporation
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Another firewall that are more professional is Astaro, www.astaro.org
which i´m using at home atm, if you are going to use it commersialy you got
pay for it(fairly small compared to what you get)
really nice firewall.
/Fredde
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To: Joe
On 27 Feb 2002, at 3:42, Alvin Oga wrote:
pptp is not secure enough
i tend NOT to allow vpn internally or from outside
( guess just me being nuts-o )
( ssh-only... from inside or outside...
Guess what: Any user who runs PPP over their SSH session has got a
VPN
Hi all,
I'm not sure how I got here but here it is: I'm unable
to access the webserver (which happens to be on the same machine as the
firewall) from a client on the internal private netusing the canonical
name of the webserver.I can access the webserverinternally
usingthe local name. So
hi ya dg
we dont allow any ppp/slip ... :-)
we dont allow dhcp either...
we dont allow wireless connection either..
we dont allow pop3/imap...
( pop3s ..maybe if they beg
( ie..the ceo types and know that it could be a big problem later
dont allow --- no connections to any
On Wed, 27 Feb 2002, Alvin Oga wrote:
[SNIP]
dumb question ...
- why is VPN needed ??? ssh seems to do everything i need
- if its (VPN) for network neighborhood to go browsing...
shoot it/kill it/stomp it (network neighborhood)...
Unless ssh is terminated on the
hi ya ron
got me confused/worried now ... hummm...
my understanding is the following...
- from home(remote), we ssh into a gateway machine
and than from it, ssh into local machines at the company...
my understanding is that all traffic is encrypted...
from
Could someone tell where i can change my email
address on the list. My address is changing to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and i'm not sure
where to change it on the list.
thanks,
-Allen
The
same place you originally got onto this list.
http://lists.gnac.net/firewalls/
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Title: VPN connections to FW-1
I am just trying to spec out a VPN project.
We have fw-1, so I know what is going to be at that end.
But the clients.
Do I Have to use SecuRemote?
Can I use PGP?
Could I use Win2K?
What are the options (no/low cost are eyed somewhat more
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