while the second is more complicated it is actually a better setup. Token
ring would be better for your option 1. Thats my 0.02 cents.
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Hi,
Why
complicate things when not needed? The only thing you can gain from separating
the clients is less broadcast, and maybe some increased security between the
groups of clients. The Linux box would also have more to do in your second
option. My suggestion is that you go for option 1.
Hi,
My suggestion is that you set up DHCP and DNS in your linuxbox along with iptables as
firewall. Use NAT for the clients with a granular rule base in iptables. Do not allow
SMTP, DNS etc through the firewall. I suggest that you set up outgoing rules for
defined traffic and deny by default.
Hi all,
I've installed redhat 7.3 on a cpq proliant 1600. I have 640MB RAM and a 9GB scsi hdd.
My problem is that the server freezes intermittent. The server answers on ping, but
nothing else. The only way to get it to run again is to power off/on. The dmesg does
not give any information of
