Thanks for the various suggestions...
Appreciate it a lot, and now I am busy doing a lot of reading...
and then off to the second hand computer stores.... :)))

Thanks

/Bengt

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From: Paul Johnson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Thursday, August 07, 2003 12:22
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Firewall and Mailserver questions - suggestions wanted.


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On Wed, Aug 06, 2003 at 09:01:31PM +0900, Bengt Thur?e wrote:
> web cache:                    squid
> Ad removal:                   privoxy

I recommend adzapper over privoxy, adzapper's easy to set up, easy to
maintain.

> miscelaneous:         dns, ntp, seti

Don't run seti on your firewall, best to leave it unburdened.

> 1) Is this a good setup? Or overkill? total maybe 10 persons 
>       to use mailserver in the beginning.

It'll be easier and cheaper to configure and maintain if you make the box a
firewall that just happens to be providing a few services. You'll still be
better off than one of those Linksys boxes and way better than than a
Windows box.

> 3) On which computer should the squid, privoxy, and apt-proxy be
>       running? On outerfirewall or on webserver? Or should I 
>       have a dedicated computer for this?

If you're going to take the time and effort to have a DMZ sandwiched between
two firewalls, might as well do it right and not run anything on the
firewalls.

> 4) Is there any idea of having a dedicated logserver?

Probably overkill here.

> 5) Mail server and web server? Should this be in the same
>       computer, or separate? More secure if they are in separate?

Unless we're talking thousands of users here, one box is fine for both.

> 6) Should I have the security stuff also on the dmz area?

?

> 7) Is it recommended to configure cron-apt to run once a day,
>       and only install the security updates?

Not recommended that you have it automate installation.

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