* martin f krafft ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> also sprach iain d broadfoot <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2003.01.11.0015 +0100]:
> > as i understand wireless, there is no solution to blocking clients
> > connecting - macs can be faked, ssids are plaintext, wep is crackable
> > fairly quickly...
>
> my philosophy: if there's a cracker outside my door capable of
> cracking WEP (i know it isn't difficult, but it isn't trivial either),
> then he should just come up and drink a tea with me. I just want to
> prevent the passerby access.
>
hmm, is that an invite? :D
> > it depends on your current setup, but you could just firewall everything
> > and use proxies for machines on your side possibly?
>
> there are not SSH, HTTPS or IPsec proxies. That's most of what I use.
>
SQUID(8) SQUID(8)
NAME
squid - Internet ObjectCache
SYNOPSIS
/usr/sbin/squid [-hsvzCDFNRSVXY] [-d level] [-f file] [-[au] port]
[-k signal]
DESCRIPTION
Squid is a FTP, HTTP and HTTPS proxy cache. For general information on
squid, please read the very well commented configuration file
/etc/squid.conf. More information can also be found in the files in
the directory /usr/share/doc/squid , including a FAQ. Also check out
the squid homepage at http://squid.nlanr.net/.
i know ssh can't be sensibly proxied though, and i have no idea what
ipsec is. :D
iain
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