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Re: NFS problem AGAIN -- it still does not work
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Germany
2008-01-04 04:49:23

> On Thursday 03 January 2008 17:45, Stephen Thudium
wrote:
>> NFS now works!!
>>
>> I found my mistake:  I needed to disable IPtables
at the server.
>>
>> Thanks, everyone for your help.
>>
>> BTW, I would be willing to write a NFS HOWTO, if
anyone can use that.
>
> Please consider submitting it to:
> http://www.terrasoftsolutions.com/showcase/story-su
bmit.shtml
>
> kai
> _______________________________________________

That only tells you that you have to alter your IPtables
setup.
As long as you don't have an additional, sufficient firewall
i think it is
not a good idea to disable your firewall on the server,
given this server
is somehow connected to the outside world.

Regards,
stephan

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Re: NFS problem AGAIN -- it still does not work
country flaguser name
United States
2008-01-04 05:30:07
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Along the lines which SRM has raised, it may be wiser to
modify or  
refine the IPTables and install either Open Source Tripwire
(OST) or  
Tripwire or another security tool for helping identify
server  
security vulnerabilities so that one can construct an ever
stronger  
or better protected server.

Of course, the issue is really what is being done with the
server.   
If it is open to the net in any capacity shutting down the
IPTables  
is not a solution as you are inviting others to turn your
server in  
the equivalent of a spawning system for virii, spam and
worse.   
Shutting down the IPTables is even a worse option if that is
the only  
security system you know of and/or tool which you have.  The
harder  
and more prudent approach is a combined strategy of multiple
security  
tools for your server.  I've suggested one security system I
know  
about which works on YDL.  There are probably others.

Security, has become everyone's business to insure that one
is not  
propagating problems for others via the server or client one
owns.   
It's the new public hygiene like the unpleasant but
necessary  
consideration of any other hygiene issue.  In the end, it is
in one's  
best interest to make the time to master the details.

Perhaps a list of security systems like OST, and others,
which work  
on YDL can be tested and listed somewhere as a reference.
Best wishes...

On Jan 4, 2008, at 5:49 AM, srmschokokeks.org wrote:

>
>
>> On Thursday 03 January 2008 17:45, Stephen Thudium
wrote:
>>> NFS now works!!
>>>
>>> I found my mistake:  I needed to disable
IPtables at the server.
>>>
>>> Thanks, everyone for your help.
>>>
>>> BTW, I would be willing to write a NFS HOWTO,
if anyone can use  
>>> that.
>>
>> Please consider submitting it to:
>> http://www.terrasoftsolutions.com/showcase/story-su
bmit.shtml
>>
>> kai
>> _______________________________________________
>
> That only tells you that you have to alter your
IPtables setup.
> As long as you don't have an additional, sufficient
firewall i  
> think it is
> not a good idea to disable your firewall on the server,
given this  
> server
> is somehow connected to the outside world.
>
> Regards,
> stephan
>
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