
The Perfect Linux Firewall Part I -- IPCop - HowtoForge
What is IPCop The IPCop project is a GNU/GPL project that offers an exceptional feature packed stand alone firewall to the internet community. Its comprehensive web interface, well documented administration guides, and its involved and helpful user/administrative mailing lists make users of any technical capacity feel at home.
The Perfect Linux Firewall Part I -- IPCop - Page 2 - Page 2
Using your IPCop for web hosting/mail hosting. Given the instructions from the previous article, you should have a full installation of IPCop running. The current focus remains two-fold: to get your server in the Orange (DMZ) segment of your IPCop Network and opening up the ports on your firewall to allow web traffic to it.
Quick And Dirty Wpad.dat On Ipcop Box - HowtoForge
1. Enter yourdomainname.com in Ipcop's DHCP service. 2a. Create a DNS record to point wpad.yourdomainname.com to your Ipcop ip. or, 2b. Edit /etc/hosts and put wpad 192.168.1.1 into a new line. Replace 192.168.1.1 with your Ipcop's ip. Test it by pinging wpad and see if it resolves to your ipcop's ip. 3. Create the wpad.dat file in /home/httpd ...
Security at Howtoforge Linux Tutorials - Page 43
The Perfect Linux Firewall Part I -- IPCop ::What is IPCopThe IPCop project is a GNU/Linux GPL project that offers an exceptional feature packed stand alone firewall to the internet community. Its comprehensive web interface, well documented administration guides, and its involved and helpful user/administrative mailing lists make users of any ...
How to install a wireless hotspot with captive page on Linux using ...
Most Linux distributions (including Fedora) have pre-packaged versions of hostapd and can be installed using te package management software.
Installing Multiple OS's Without A Floppy/CD/DVD/Etc.
Installing Multiple OS's Without A Floppy/CD/DVD/Etc. This article explains how I managed to install over 50 various operating systems on my computer (1 hard drive) without having to burn the distro ISO to disk to boot from.