Network Security

2002-03-12 Thread pochy
Hi every one!: I`m kind of familiar with some of the system logs "not an expert" but at least I can recognize when something is not o.k., well I was watching the "/var/log/secure" when some strange ftp connection show on the file. I get this line from the "/var/log/message": 217:Mar 11 01

Home Network security question

2000-10-20 Thread Nic Steussy
All, I have recently installed a DSL line. It is connected to a Linux (RH 6.2, up to date patches) box that firewalls (ipchains) the home network of 3 Win98/ME PCs. The PCs are all assigned static IP numbers in the 192.168.xxx.xxx non-routable range and are MASQed through Linux to the net. Las

Re: Centralized Network Security

2000-09-13 Thread Bill Carlson
On Tue, 12 Sep 2000, Jamin Collins wrote: > I've been looking for a good means of centralizing my network login and > passwords. Currently each system has it's own list of local users and > passwords. I've looked at NIS as a possibility, but the HOWTO indicates a > few items that concern me. S

Centralized Network Security

2000-09-12 Thread Jamin Collins
I've been looking for a good means of centralizing my network login and passwords. Currently each system has it's own list of local users and passwords. I've looked at NIS as a possibility, but the HOWTO indicates a few items that concern me. Such as, shadow password security being is lost if i