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Last I checked, Linux was approved as a C2 compliant OS. I might be wrong however.
If I were you I wouldn't run in blazing saddles with linux on my shoulders because your managers are going to have...

yeah.... I completely and utterly forgot about that......... yep..............soooo..............uh huh............yeah...... maybe I'll add a little more to this so I don't feel like a complete...

Hey all,
I am looking for an LDAP browser ported to linux. I found one put out by the University of Michigan, but I can't seem to get it working. If anyone knows a good one lying around, preferably...

I will check on it later tonight for you. Im pretty sure it has a feature built in.

I attended a Novell/IBM Linux solutions seminar in Boston about two weeks ago. It was really interesting. Novell has been porting their services to the linux platform for a little while now. I love...

Hey, you have two options, either use ipchains or iptables. I've only ever done it with IPtables. Its actually a very simple process when you think about it.
First as root user, open...

Other then that though, if I'm to offer my two cents, I would say check your /etc/sysctl.conf file, and check for the ip_forward=1 to be set to 1 and not 0. This is how I've set it up on Red Hat....

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Anything. I'm fine with Linux as it is right now. It does everything I need it to do. The community is always willing to help, whenever they stop compensating for their intellectual insecurities and...

An important one is "iptables-save > /etc/sysconfig/iptables"
It sounds like all the modifications you made aren't being saved. Iptables as a service looks for the /etc/sysconfig/iptables file for...

I figured i would provide a definitive answer. I had the same problem. There is no GUI/ Wizard. So now. Red hat uses IPTables by default. That is perfectly ok. To configure NAT/IP Masquerading, and...

Sorry, but it is application specific. I am completely aware of all options in front of me, I simply need this question answered. I'm still looking though, and there is no big hurry. I would simply...

Hello all, I amitrying to create a PPPoE interface without using the red Hat 8 gui as a crutch. I'm not sure, but I am under the assumption that I will need to edit the ifcfg-eth0 file and modify it...

Well, until I can either download FreeBSD 4.8 or order it online, I am stuck with 5.1. I ordered it before I posted, and feel like a fool now. However, I have it installed, and it seems to be running...

Thank you. I assume FreeBSD uses Bash? Is it's /proc directory like the linux /proc directory? If I wanted system information such as cpu speed, would I be able to run in the CLI cat /proc/cpuiofo ?...

Hey all, was planning on working with FreeBSD pretty soon, and had a few questions. Nothing big. Does FreeBSD have iptables, apache? What packages does FreeBSD come with? I have been looking at...

Thank you very much for the help. It works for me under linux, but when I went onto my Solaris 8 box, there was no resolv.conf file. Would you know if I had to create it? Also, not to be a pest, but...

What text file do you have to edit to comment out services with out going through the Red hat GUI?

Hey all, I am looking for the text configuration file for available DNS servers. I would like to specify a dns server on a solaris box so that it may connect to the internet. Thank you for any help.

I don't know the guy, but there could have been a good reason for closing that thread. He might have been disruptive, or profane. If he got a Stir out of Watts, then thats never a good thing.

I was always under the impression that Mozilla was the code name for netscape while it was in developement. Then Netscape released the code, and the mozilla group was started. Meaning that Mozilla as...

I don't want to high jack this thread, so I would like to simply draw the attention of hlrguy. I am currently working on standing up a certificate authority, through RSA, and am going to be placing...

Hey, I read somewhere that the opteron is supposed to introduce more registers. A total of 15 registers I believe. Any word on what those extra registers are geared towards?

You mean Microsoft includes The Gimp, pdf995, and open office with their installation cds? Wow. I didn't know that. :rolleyes: I think this person was comparing the prices of commercial software to...

Suse comes with Doom?