>I'm about to start to set up a simple smtp,dns and pop access system for
>our office, any points to think about before I start ?


Read the TrinityOS doc for security, SMTP tweaks for MASQ setups, DNS
configs, etc.

        http://www.ecst.csuchico.edu/~dranch/LINUX/TrinityOS.wri


(I'll repost this since I made some serious upgrades in the last few weeks)

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Current
Features:

        + A Search & Replace Key to re-write this doc for YOUR environment

        + Full LAN masquerading (IP MASQ) using a private class B
        + Masq port forwarding support (IPportfw)
        + Advanced packet filter firewall ruleset for MASQ and non-MASQing servers

        + PPP connectivity to your ISP (for analog/ISDN modem users)
        + Setting up, compiling, installing, and booting a 2.0.35 kernel
        + Dial-on-Demand Internet connections (modem users)
        + Automatic Internet connections every 15 minutes (modem users)
        + Dual 10Mb/s Ethernet network support (3c509b) NICs 
          (modem and cablemodem users) and network optimization

        + Full Bind v8 (and v4) authoritative domain DNS and DNS caching 
          service
        + Full Sendmail mail system support w/ domain masquerading
        + WWW, TELNET, FTP, and POP3 services
        + Secured IP address telnet access
        + Full SVGA X-Windows support (Xfree only.  Metrox-X sucks)
        + Advanced SYSLOG logging
        + Actively maintained Linux system security and patching
          (Shadow passwords, etc)

        + DHCP server for other LAN machines (laptops, etc)
        + NTP time calibrated
        + SCSI-based TR4 tape backup via BRU
        + Full SSH telnet and X-windows encrypted tunnels
        + Sound Blaster 16 sound support
        + Software RAID 0 (striping) two SCSI HDs
        + 7-CD SCSI CD-ROM changer system
        + Samba : Full Microsoft Windows file & printing support
        + PCMCIA PC-Card Services                       
        + Full APC SmartUPS powerdown support
        + Tripwire Security Breech monitoring [not completed yet]
        + Backing up the server to a CD-R [not completed yet]


Future
Features:

        - Setup a email list server (MajorDomo, Petidomo, dunno yet)
        - Email sent dynamic IP address exception requests for access through 
          the TCP Wrappers and the IPFWADM rulesets
        - Update the DNS setup to be a SPLIT-DNS setup for additional
          internal security
        - Impliment a new 2.1.x kernel
        - Migrate IPFWADM to IPCHAINS (required by the 2.1.109+ kernels)
        - DHCPc client setup for Cablemodems
        - Build BRU recovery diskettes
        - Impliment automatic weekly incremental tape backups to the
          TR4 tape drive.
        - Fold my existing Linux-PPP and Linux-Masq-PPP doc
          into TrinityOS.
        - Update the PPP docs to reflect the new PPPD 2.3.x+ configuration
          method.
        - 128-bit encrypted Apache WWW server
        - BZip2 compression w/ tar patches
        - Move over to xinetd for better DoS protection
        - Iomega parallel ZIP drive support
        - Add hdparm optimization for IDE HDs
        - WWW Proxy services
        - WWW banner add filtering
        - SATAN / COPS / ISS / NMAP tested
        - Move this doc over to SGML format!!!!!!

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