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hi
thanks for the input.
the 3 hosts are actually: 2 linux boxes and
a linksys firewall (with the 802.11 antenna). that leaves me with 2 linux boxes to protect.
more work but not too bad.
i'll try to implement a DMZ with the 2 linux
boxes as a starting point....by the way does your firewall also serve something?
I try to minimize the number of machines and
I dont have a lot of IP numbers either.
In my case i'll try to setup the firewall server as a regular web server also, so one its NIC would show up as an address inside the DMZ is that possible?
jondz
Concerning the question about being safe with your configuration I would be petrified without a firewall. You can do what I did and set up an old P75 box as a NAT firewall and router. My logs on the firewall reflect a contant barage from sniffers, port scans, and some attempting to ssh into one of my boxes.
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