thanx for the reply , actually i working on those two tools .( shorewall &
webmin).
but i think i can't reach for my requrements using these firewall(shorewall)
there is a some possibility of ebtables . because primary requrement is
block / accept some mac addresses .
so that i need to have latest
I have a dual boot system: Red Hat 8 and Win 98. I have two hard disks:
hda for Win98 and hdb for RH8. But I did not make mount-points for my
windows-partitions during Red Hat install.
I want to use my windows-files when I am working under Red Hat. I know I
could have done it when I would have
nmap will show the open ports of the machine, but it will label them
according to its own rules.
The best thing to do is to use netstat. As root, if you do:
netstat -p -a -A inet
This will list all the processes that are bound to certain ports.
Depending on how active is your system, you might
> there is a some possibility of ebtables . because primary requrement is
> block / accept some mac addresses .
> so that i need to have latest ebtables RPM .
>
> so can u help me to find out ?
http://www.shorewall.net/MAC_Validation.html
do read it, it have what you need :-)
but sorry i don't
> Ton Sonneveldt wrote:
> I tried to mount my c:\ and d:\ after the installation with
> mount -t vfat /dec/hda1 / mnt
> but I get different messages that I cannot mount the file system in this
way.
as ROOT do
cd /mnt/
makedir c
makedir d
this was first step :-)
now if you want it mounted on re
