Re: basic server, no gui's
- From: "Edward Krack" <ekrack@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 25 Mar 2006 16:41:13 -0600
hbrhodes:
is it terribly hard to set up a server (stick it in the basement you
know), and hook other computers to it? i'm thinking it would involve a
Not if it's Windows with a BIG storage hard-drive plugged into a cheap
switch/hub.
minimal install, with the server options from the install. Then i would
have to modify some files like /etc/hosts.allow, deny, an maybe the
firewall (what ports to open up?), and user permissions?
My /etc/hosts.allow looks like this. (Example)
sshd : 192.168.1.4 : ALLOW
httpd : ALL : ALLOW
ALL : ALL : DENY
By having the last entry in /etc/hosts.allow ALL : ALL : DENY,
removes the need for a /etc/hosts.deny file.
Even adding ALL : DENY to the end - for better security.
i'm thinking the firewall would be done with iptables, and i could set
Have a gander at Firestarter URL: fs-security.com
I have a PIX501. It's nothing like the Linksys, 3Com, Netgear
routers I'm used to, with GUI's.
group permissions to something like "users" or something. my goal is to
set up a computer that i can put httpd on, and have it set up so i can
put all my files on it without worrying about losing them if i decide to
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Learn Samba.
format my upstairs computer!
Krack
p.s. It's been over a year now and I still haven't put that PIX on the
LAN. You want to configure a server with no GUI's?
Wait until you learn the Vi Editor.
Good Luck!
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