I have been a user/supporter of the ClarkConnect distro for some time, and
find it makes a
newbie's firewall experience a breeze when I introduce it to people
looking for a good firewall solution. It is a solid, hardened Redhat 7.3
(at this point) with a web based administrator. Very nice. :-)
Brian Tafoya
briantafoya.com
c:\windows, c:\windows\run,c:\windows\crash!
On Fri, 15 Nov 2002, Devin Rankin wrote:
> I'm a semi-literate Linux user and I have been a lurker here for a while.
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> While looking for info on setting up a web server, I found this site.
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> http://www.clarkconnect.org/info/index.html
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> This is a mini-distro based on Red Hat 7.2 (I think) that sets up a web server, firewall, mail server, router, and DHCP. It has a fairly easy install program that walks you through the install and rough set up of all the stuff. It also has a HTTP interface for managing fine tuning the box, so there is no need to keep a monitor hooked up to the server box. You can even manage it from a Windows computer.
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> The package is free and there are a couple of ways to download it and set it up. The company seems to make its money selling network security management.
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> This seems like a great little package for my needs. But I'm not even close to being a real guru in Linux and I'd like to know what some others think. Anyone ever used this before?
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> Thanks.
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> Devin
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