DSL Providors
Amanda Lee
amanda at shellworld.net
Mon Oct 22 10:59:43 EDT 2001
Thank you for your points because if I can't get onto DSL here, will just
contact ComKrap I'mean Comcast and go for Cable Modem until DSL is a
happnin' thing at my house. We have Winblows boxes in the house but if I
put the linux box on first and use it as my primary server, then seems
I've got most of it covered unless I can't get ComKrap to see my linux
box. I'm probably saying a lot in error here because I am rery
uninformed about most of this. So appreciate your input as well and it's
great that we have such a helpful way to network.
Amanda Lee
On Mon, 22 Oct 2001, Ann Parsons wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Your point is well taken, Amanda. However I think I have solved the
> security problems pretty well. First, I have my Linux set so that
> nobody can log in as root unless they have an account on my system and
> they know the PW. Second, I have Black Ice on the Windows side. It
> seems to be doing its thing. Actually, if you run your DSL all the
> time like I do, the same security problems present themselves. third,
> when I get a little money, I'm going to buy a router/hub that is going
> to act as the link between my computers and the outside world. You
> must give any people you want on your system a login and PW on this
> router,/hub, and nobody can get in otherwise.
>
> Most of the problems come via Gates' Garbage folks who want to log
> into your system. Since Gates' garbage can't even *see* linux, most
> of the intermediate threats to security are solved right then and
> there. Don' worry, we've got it all worked out. I appreciate your
> warnings, though.
>
> Ann P.
>
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