Security with Linux? - Page 2

16th September 2004, 14:49

Cool

Thx again, usefull info

Now all I have to do is get the funds for a rig and get the linux magic to work ... oh oh

BTW, we got a sucky usb adsl modem (die groene pijlstaartrog-modelletjes) so can't connect it to a switch even if I wanted to

waiting for this contract to end so we can switch to cable

16th September 2004, 19:07

if you want a router, try clarkconnect. redhad9 based distribution with nice web interface. I also used this in the beginning on my router: I had a great router by default, and I could toy with the software on it whenever I feeled like (setting up samba, ftp server, webserver). you can configure it either by web-interface or by SSH (commandline)

16th September 2004, 19:45

Teus, everything you just said is mombojombo to me

But I'll look this clarckconnect up after I have a rig and after I have linux running on it.. 1 step at a time ey

16th September 2004, 20:10

nonono. you install clarkconnect on the P1 and you're started

graphical system is not required to learn linux. if you're learing it, you can only use the GUI as eye-candy. some distros provide graphical configuration tools, but who needs those anyway

17th September 2004, 01:58

let me check if I get this:

clarckconnect is a program that sort of turns your pc into a router and it's based on red hat linux?

If so, that'd be awesome

Don't have to spend money on a new rig and I can enjoy the safety of linux

Thx Teus

17th September 2004, 05:47

np

"Combines Features with Stability

ClarkConnect transforms standard PC hardware into a dedicated broadband gateway and easy-to-use server. The award-winning Linux-based solution includes firewall and security tools, along with file, print, web, e-mail, proxy, antivirus, antispam, content filtering and VPN servers. "

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16th September 2004, 14:49	#11
kristos Posts: n/a	Cool Thx again, usefull info Now all I have to do is get the funds for a rig and get the linux magic to work ... oh oh BTW, we got a sucky usb adsl modem (die groene pijlstaartrog-modelletjes) so can't connect it to a switch even if I wanted to waiting for this contract to end so we can switch to cable

16th September 2004, 19:07	#12
TeuS Posts: n/a	if you want a router, try clarkconnect. redhad9 based distribution with nice web interface. I also used this in the beginning on my router: I had a great router by default, and I could toy with the software on it whenever I feeled like (setting up samba, ftp server, webserver). you can configure it either by web-interface or by SSH (commandline)

16th September 2004, 19:45	#13
kristos Posts: n/a	Teus, everything you just said is mombojombo to me But I'll look this clarckconnect up after I have a rig and after I have linux running on it.. 1 step at a time ey

16th September 2004, 20:10	#14
TeuS Posts: n/a	nonono. you install clarkconnect on the P1 and you're started graphical system is not required to learn linux. if you're learing it, you can only use the GUI as eye-candy. some distros provide graphical configuration tools, but who needs those anyway

17th September 2004, 01:58	#15
kristos Posts: n/a	let me check if I get this: clarckconnect is a program that sort of turns your pc into a router and it's based on red hat linux? If so, that'd be awesome Don't have to spend money on a new rig and I can enjoy the safety of linux Thx Teus

17th September 2004, 05:47	#16
TeuS Posts: n/a	np "Combines Features with Stability ClarkConnect transforms standard PC hardware into a dedicated broadband gateway and easy-to-use server. The award-winning Linux-based solution includes firewall and security tools, along with file, print, web, e-mail, proxy, antivirus, antispam, content filtering and VPN servers. "