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Make sure that you are root before you try to install anything!

I got this off of Slashdot a couple of days ago and it gives the best run down of the RH9 release out there. Check it out! http://www.gurulabs.com/RedHatLinux9-review.html GGortt

Log in as root or su to root. Check you ethernet setup first by typing ifconfig at the command line. It should look something like this. The inet addr: should be what ever you are currently using on your network. [root@mail /root]# ifconfig eth0 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr...

This isn't even a patch release 8.x but a full level release. There must be something fundamentally wrong with 8.0 that warranted the jump.

ArturXZone is correct. The Road Warrior scenero is what you want. The FreeS/wan home site has some good setup info or just Google a How To for FreeS/wan Road Warrior. It's not hard, just takes a bit of time but it does go a lot quicker if you read the documentation first and try to understand...

Some sites have multiple IP's pointing to one url so you may have to do a little more work to completely block the site. Note: You can also redirect to another IP. This can be a page on your website that states company policy for Internet usage. GGortt

FreeBSD is one of your better supported UNIX variants. There is alot of useful info out there for newbies, not so newbie and seasoned pros. I think that you will find FreeBSD to be straight forward, different in some ways from Linux but just as easy to use and well supported. Here's just a few...

Sorry but you wore me out about half the way through your memoirs. I had to bail! Sorry!

I'm currently administering two Firewalls, 1 FTP Server and a Squid Server all running FreeBSD 4.6 and I'll have to say they are all rock solid. I even like the straight forward approach to configuration and kernal compilation. I haven't tried SAMBA on FreeBSD but I'm assuming that it will be...

VPN's are notorious for this problem on an NT network. The browser manager cannot always see systems on the other side of the tunnel. Wins helps but this also depends on what type of encryption method and algorythm is used. IPSEC and IKE seem to work best. Firewalls can also be part of the...

It used to upset me that training centers in my area claimed in their advertizements, that they could make a "Roofer" into a CISCO Certified Network Engineer making $70,000.00 a year. Those that were smart enough to get the certification could not find jobs. Why? Because the craze was...