Hi, here is another ATT customer with ATT Cable connected to Debian.
I run auth,telnet(Dahh), sshd, exim, httpd accessible from most net but
all other ports are blocked by ipchains. If you are worried about
ATT scanning, use your providers ip range to block access to open ports.
Just plug NNTP
* Tom Marshall ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [010108 12:34]:
> > Is there a general disapproval from service providers regarding
> > servers? I wasn't planning on a news server, but I do have a web
> > server and ftp server (in addtion to sshd) on my machine. If possible
> > I would also like to run a mail
> Is there a general disapproval from service providers regarding
> servers? I wasn't planning on a news server, but I do have a web
> server and ftp server (in addtion to sshd) on my machine. If possible
> I would also like to run a mailing list.
I think that in general, the cablemodem provider
On Sun, Jan 07, 2001 at 09:02:21PM -0800, Tom Marshall wrote:
| I don't have any experience with DSL, but I can tell you about the AT&T @home
| setup. Most of the networking stuff should apply to either, but you
| should *insist* on an external adapter with a ethernet connector to your box.
|
| I
On Sun, Jan 07, 2001 at 06:32:20PM -0500, D-Man wrote:
>
> I will be moving shortly and will no longer have my T1 connection :-(.
> I am considering getting DSL or a cable modem, but wanted to check
> with the Debian gurus first. Assuming both services are available,
> how well do they interroper
I don't have any experience with DSL, but I can tell you about the AT&T @home
setup. Most of the networking stuff should apply to either, but you
should *insist* on an external adapter with a ethernet connector to your box.
I've been using a 5x86-133 machine for my linux masq gateway for about 4
D-Man wrote:
>
> I will be moving shortly and will no longer have my T1 connection :-(.
> I am considering getting DSL or a cable modem, but wanted to check
> with the Debian gurus first. Assuming both services are available,
> how well do they interroperate with Debian? What are people's
> opin
D-Man wrote:
>
> I will be moving shortly and will no longer have my T1 connection :-(.
> I am considering getting DSL or a cable modem, but wanted to check
> with the Debian gurus first. Assuming both services are available,
> how well do they interroperate with Debian? What are people's
> opin
I will be moving shortly and will no longer have my T1 connection :-(.
I am considering getting DSL or a cable modem, but wanted to check
with the Debian gurus first. Assuming both services are available,
how well do they interroperate with Debian? What are people's
opinions/experiences with the
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