Heya --
> Today the server was reported to have made a SYN attack against some
> network at a college. A few days ago a man emailed me complaining
> that the server was probing port 53 on his computer. The box has 1
> static IP and isn't a gateway, so no other computers are permitted to
> us
Heya --
> I am interested to do CCNA.
Okay, for that my recommendation would be to first learn TCP/IP.
Router stuff makes a lot more sense if you understand how the
underlying protocols work. If you've already got that under your belt,
look at the Sybex-published Todd Lammle-authored CCNA
Heya --
> Recently i've gotten a few complaints about probes/scans from one of
> my computers (a Cobalt Linux server.) I've looked at my logs and i
> can see no one was logged into it at the time that the scans were
> reported. Does that mean someone is spoofing me?
Possibly . . . but t
On Monday 19 February 2001 17:53, you wrote:
> It could also mean that your box has been cracked. What ports has it
> supposedly been scanning?
Today the server was reported to have made a SYN attack against some network
at a college. A few days ago a man emailed me complaining that the serve
On Mon, 19 Feb 2001, Christian MacAuley wrote:
> Recently i've gotten a few complaints about probes/scans from one of my
> computers (a Cobalt Linux server.) I've looked at my logs and i can see no
> one was logged into it at the time that the scans were reported. Does that
> mean someone is sp
On Mon, 19 Feb 2001 Christian MacAuley wrote:
[some questions regarding security and intruder detection]
Sorry, no time for a long answer today, but please have a look
here:
http://sunsite.unc.edu/mdw/HOWTO/Firewall-HOWTO.html
To read on, please see section 1.5 "Further Readings"
Recently i've gotten a few complaints about probes/scans from one of my
computers (a Cobalt Linux server.) I've looked at my logs and i can see no
one was logged into it at the time that the scans were reported. Does that
mean someone is spoofing me?
I'd like to make sure all the ports i'm not
You might want to check out this month's Linux Journal, the focus is on
consulting. There is not extensive amounts of pages on consulting, just a
couple of articles.
The "Cooking with Linux" section has links to a few:
BANAL: http://www.starnix.com/banal/
onShore TimeSheet: http://www.onshore-tim
>
> > suggestions.
>
>
> If you're looking for courses, you're probably going to have to
>pay a good amount for them. Most technical training is either on the
>job, or $1,000 a course. If you have that sort of money, I'd recommend
>Mentor Technologies for people in the DC area (http://www.
Heya --
--- "Umashankar, Bala" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am interesred to learn Networking. Can any one suggest from where
> can I get a good training? Any one who is already trained and
working
> in this field or is learning the networking course , please give your
> suggestions.
We
Hi,
I'm going to be starting two separate independent consulting jobs
soon, and I need to find a good tool for tracking my time and billing
for it. I'd appreciate any advice on a good tool for this type of job.
I did searches on sourceforge and freshmeat, and didn't see anything
that looked promi
Hi,
I am interesred to learn Networking. Can any one suggest from where can I
get a good training?
Any one who is already trained and working in this field or is learning the
networking course , please give your suggestions.
My email is [EMAIL PROTECTED] or
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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