RE: Networking tricks

[Kevin_Saenz dell com]

you can make the linux box invisible to the outside world as well
by denying access in the /etc/hosts.deny file
just add 
all : all
this will deny access to all machines
then edit the /etc/hosts.allow
and
httpd: your ip range.
and all other deamons.

with w2k I hope you have installed the current service pack
I think all you would have to do is add the w2k server to
the domain and migrate the information across the system
you will have to use samba. I think w2k may play silly buggers
as it's version of kerbrose is hugely different to what is
avalible in the real world. During the installation of w2k
you have to select connecting to nt4 network.

let us know how you go.

Kevin

> -----Original Message-----
> From: O'Sullivan, Dennis [mailto:Dennis OSullivan team telstra com]
> Sent: Tuesday, 28 March 2000 17:24
> To: Redhat-Install-List Redhat Com (E-mail)
> Subject: Networking tricks
> 
> 
> > Hello all
> I have been a great fan of this list and found the knowledge 
> gained from
> viewing these have been invaluable, However I do have a small 
> problem which
> I would like answered if possible.
> 
> > I am interested in setting up an internal network from my Redhat 6.0
> > server, What I am trying to do is move my website from the 
> Linux box to a
> > NT2000 box on the same network.
> > I believe that the windoze box can be made invisible to the 
> outside world
> > but still able to perform the normal website functions. I 
> have considered
> > the NT box as an option for running the FP server 
> extensions, can this be
> > easily setup using the resources within the Linux server. I 
>  have got real
> > IP addresses but would like to use a non registered ones 
> for this task.
> > any suggestions would be appreciated. 
> > 
> > Thanks 
> > Dennis O'Sullivan
> > NDC Cable & Radio
> > 
> > 
> 
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