A hint, use ipcop for the firerwall and the server for mail and web
serving. mail and webservers do not belong on firewalls.


On Tue, 21 Jan 2003 09:37:37 +1300
David Kirk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Well, I've gone and done it (nearly).  The Open Source Technology Centre is 
> nearly ready.
> 
> I have leased an office, built some benches and purchased some computers.  
> Cabling and Internet connection go in this week.  All that is left to do is 
> to install operating systems and some software on them.  This is where I 
> need some help.  To get us started, I want to install the following:
> 
> Gateway PC - PII 266, 96MB, 13GB
> ==========
> IPCop or similar firewall
> Caching DNS
> DHCP
> Web Server
> Mail Server
> * I normally wouldn't load up a firewall with all these apps.  I will move 
> some of them when I get another PC to act as the firewall.
> 
> Server - PIII 733, 256MB, 13GB
> ======
> Linux (I prefer Debian)
> LTSP (and some apps to run over the network)
> PartImage (server and a boot disk for the workstations)
> 
> Workstations - 7 x PII 300, 64MB, 3.2GB
> ============
> Various distros of Linux/BSD to be saved as images on the server using 
> PartImage.  Then people can choose the distro they prefer when they do their 
> courses.  Cool eh?
> 
> There is probably some other stuff that needs to be installed, but that's 
> what comes to mind at the moment.  If you have any other bright ideas, let 
> me know.
> 
> Anyone who is interested in helping set up a network from scratch, or just 
> checking out the facilities is welcome to come along.  I will be starting at 
> 11:30am on Saturday 25 January.  I will also be in on Sunday from 10:00am to 
> finish the bits we don't get done on Saturday.  Bring CD's with your 
> favorite distro's and software.  If you have a spare CD ROM drive we can 
> borrow for the weekend, bring that too.  The workstations don't have CD 
> ROM's and I only have 2 that I can bring along.
> 
> Level 2 Highgate House
> 182 Cashel Street
> Christchurch
> 
> It is just above the Loaded Hog.  The entrance is on Cashel Street.  You 
> have to go up 3 flights of stairs to get to the 2nd floor (the ground floor 
> is not at ground level).  I'll put a sign on the door.
> 
> Any help is very much appreciated.
> 
> 
> Later
> 
> David Kirk
> 
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