Ronny Adsetts wrote:
The point is: we are with new requirements of sharing
some filesystems accross the network (Intranet and DMZ).
I would like to know from you what is suggested in
terms of use X security. I really would not like to
use NFS. Any clues? Coda?
How 'bout running a VPN between
On Tue, Aug 28, 2001 at 02:31:20PM -0300, Alisson Sellaro wrote:
> I would like to know from you what is suggested in terms of use X
> security. I really would not like to use NFS. Any clues? Coda?
SFS -- www.fs.net
It wasn't a speed demon by any stretch of the imagination during my
tests, but t
> The point is: we are with new requirements of sharing
> some filesystems accross the network (Intranet and DMZ).
>
> I would like to know from you what is suggested in
> terms of use X security. I really would not like to
> use NFS. Any clues? Coda?
How 'bout running a VPN between the networks t
hi ya alisson
for secure NFS stuff.. ( dont have any experience in its
security/comfort level )
http://www.Linux-Sec.net/services.gwif.html
( go to the bottom of the page )
have fun
alvin
On Tue, 28 Aug 2001, Alisson Sellaro wrote:
> Hi there folks
>
> I'm planning a modifica
Ronny Adsetts wrote:
>>The point is: we are with new requirements of sharing
>>some filesystems accross the network (Intranet and DMZ).
>>
>>I would like to know from you what is suggested in
>>terms of use X security. I really would not like to
>>use NFS. Any clues? Coda?
>>
>
>How 'bout running
On Tue, Aug 28, 2001 at 02:31:20PM -0300, Alisson Sellaro wrote:
> I would like to know from you what is suggested in terms of use X
> security. I really would not like to use NFS. Any clues? Coda?
SFS -- www.fs.net
It wasn't a speed demon by any stretch of the imagination during my
tests, but
(2001-08-28) Alisson Sellaro sed :
| Hi there folks
|
| I'm planning a modification in the network of my departament
| here. We have a pretty standard lay-out with a DMZ and a
| screened subnet firewalling schema (two firewalls, one from
| outside to our DMZ and other from the DMZ to our Int
> The point is: we are with new requirements of sharing
> some filesystems accross the network (Intranet and DMZ).
>
> I would like to know from you what is suggested in
> terms of use X security. I really would not like to
> use NFS. Any clues? Coda?
How 'bout running a VPN between the networks
hi ya alisson
for secure NFS stuff.. ( dont have any experience in its
security/comfort level )
http://www.Linux-Sec.net/services.gwif.html
( go to the bottom of the page )
have fun
alvin
On Tue, 28 Aug 2001, Alisson Sellaro wrote:
> Hi there folks
>
> I'm planning a modific
Hi there folks
I'm planning a modification in the network of my departament here. We have a
pretty standard lay-out with a DMZ and a screened subnet firewalling schema
(two firewalls, one from outside to our DMZ and other from the DMZ to our
Intranet). The point is: we are with new requirements
(2001-08-28) Alisson Sellaro sed :
| Hi there folks
|
| I'm planning a modification in the network of my departament
| here. We have a pretty standard lay-out with a DMZ and a
| screened subnet firewalling schema (two firewalls, one from
| outside to our DMZ and other from the DMZ to our In
Hi there folks
I'm planning a modification in the network of my departament here. We have a pretty
standard lay-out with a DMZ and a screened subnet firewalling schema (two firewalls,
one from outside to our DMZ and other from the DMZ to our Intranet). The point is: we
are with new requirement
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