doamin disabeling

I have a debian firewall. Can i disable somehow the *.hinet.net domain in the iptables chain? I could disable the ip adress of the hinet server but there are many. They always sending spam to our mail server. Thanks for the help. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject

doamin disabeling

I have a debian firewall. Can i disable somehow the *.hinet.net domain in the iptables chain? I could disable the ip adress of the hinet server but there are many. They always sending spam to our mail server. Thanks for the help. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject

RE: 2 default gateway on two diffrent nic

Hi you all, Thanks for your ideas. I finally decided that Staphans suggestion was the best way to go in my situation. I bonded my interfaces on the webservers as well as on the loadbalancers (following this guide http://glasnost.beeznest.org/articles/179), inter-connected the two local switches

shaping a little (only some files)

I have a server, it is connected via a 100 mb NIC to a router that in turn is connected, together with other servers and ws to internet. I have observed that if no one is using the net (for example at 0600 on sunday) people can download from apache up to a rate that is limited just by the ide

Re: shaping a little (only some files)

On Fri, Aug 19, 2005 at 02:49:34PM +0200, Leonardo Boselli wrote: I have a server, it is connected via a 100 mb NIC to a router that in turn is connected, together with other servers and ws to internet. I have observed that if no one is using the net (for example at 0600 on sunday) people can

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Re: shaping a little (only some files)

-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE- Hash: SHA1 Leonardo Boselli wrote: I have a server, it is connected via a 100 mb NIC to a router that in turn is connected, together with other servers and ws to internet. I have observed that if no one is using the net (for example at 0600 on sunday)