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GJUK · 29th May 2002, 21:31

horrible stuf

one your sever,

wot o/s do u have?

wot fire wall do u run ?

wot specs is your machin ?

had any problems ?

, reason for askin is cos ive got a p3 450, 192 meg of ram, 80gig. for me server, i was thinkin win 2k server. and ISA.

wot u think. no need for any fire wall extra software then

Jonny

(Tar)

scoob8000 · 30th May 2002, 03:51

2000 would be my bet.. very stable system.. try doing a search for "iis hardening" on google for some security pointers..

-scoob8000

Adam · 30th May 2002, 11:00

I run a P3 450, 512mb PC133, 40gig IBM Deathstar, running Win2k pro (don't own server) for firewall I have a smoothwall box only.

GJUK · 30th May 2002, 11:06

cheers mate, anymore ?

scoob8000 · 30th May 2002, 16:45

Whats the server for? You verywell may not even need the server version, unless of course you want to use it's integrated services..

...

It couldn't hurt to use Zonealarm or similar I suppose, but 2000's IPSEC does work pretty nicely, I use both on my 2000 pro. machine..

-scoob8000

GJUK · 30th May 2002, 16:49

wel the server is for

[1] routing the internet to a hub, and the other 8 machine in my family...

[2] to serve as a file backup, hence the 80 gig.

[3] to be used as a fire wall, or some kind of an internet connection barrior. ukno

[4]to just keep an eye on things basically

Thanks mateies

felix the cat · 30th May 2002, 16:51

try tiny firewall...its quite good...

Cruelinios · 30th May 2002, 22:05

id reccomend tiny personal firewall and use pc anywhere, with that you can access the desktop of the server and control it from your pc, tis quite a nice little prog. Then you dont need a big screen and you can keep ya server box in a cupboard or wardrobe

GJUK · 31st May 2002, 07:50

anyone got a link to tiny firewall pwease

dwace · 31st May 2002, 13:31

Here's a link for Tiny Personal Firewall 3.0 download, released on 01.05.2002...

www.majorgeeks.com/article.php?sid=760

Enjoy! Muhahahahahaha... LOL!!!

:dude:

monolith · 2nd Jun 2002, 09:17

http://www.openbsd.org

Probably the best unix-like OS to start off with as a firewall, as it comes fairly secure out of the box. I personally use FreeBSD for my routing/firewalling, but it's just personal preference. OpenBSD has gone through a line-by-line code audit (and still is) so it is considered to be one of the most secure OSs available.

29th May 2002, 21:31	#1
GJUK Supermodder Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Nottingham Posts: 499	securing ur internet from goblins n... horrible stuf one your sever, wot o/s do u have? wot fire wall do u run ? wot specs is your machin ? had any problems ? , reason for askin is cos ive got a p3 450, 192 meg of ram, 80gig. for me server, i was thinkin win 2k server. and ISA. wot u think. no need for any fire wall extra software then Jonny (Tar) __________________ gone with puff

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monolith True Friend Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Kaneohe, HI USA Posts: 785	http://www.openbsd.org Probably the best unix-like OS to start off with as a firewall, as it comes fairly secure out of the box. I personally use FreeBSD for my routing/firewalling, but it's just personal preference. OpenBSD has gone through a line-by-line code audit (and still is) so it is considered to be one of the most secure OSs available. __________________ Your sig was too large and has been removed - 10/10/2005 We ask that you keep your signature to 4 lines or less at the standard font size.