BSD Firewalls

Release Date: 2010-06
06_2010
Rating: 39 votes

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  • Free Issue to download

    BSD 06/2010
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  • Feature: WebHostingBuzz a hosting company all too familiar with BSD

    You may have noticed WebHostingBuzz has started to advertise in BSD magazine in recent months. In this article, we catch up with Matthew Russell, CEO and Dennis Arkhangelski, Senior Technical Manager and ask them some questions about their use of BSD within the organisation.
    - Matthew Russell, Dennis Arkhangelski
  • Introduction to NanoBSD

    NanoBSD is a tool developed by Poul-Henning Kamp phk@FreeBSD.org. It creates a FreeBSD system image for embedded applications, suitable for use on a Compact Flash card (or other mass storage medium).
    - DANIEL GERZO
  • Secure Your Wireless with IPsec

    Wireless access is all the rage. Wireless this, wireless that. Hot spots are turning up everywhere. Many are free. Many have absolutely no security. There are several in my neighborhood. I have no idea who is running them, but at least one is wide open.
    - DAN LANGILLE
  • Redundant firewalls with OpenBSD, CARP and pfsync

    Firewalls are among the most critical network components, since their failure may cause entire groups of machines to remain offline. The damage may range from the public (web, mail, etc.) servers to become unreachable to the outside world up to being unable to surf this web site!
    - DANIELE MAZZOCCHIO
  • Easier WINE Installation on amd64 FreeBSD

    A short article on easier and faster method of installing WINE on an amd64 FreeBSD system.
    - Slawomir Wojtczak (vermaden)
  • Configuring IP-Based SSL on multiple hosts with Apache and FreeBSD

    I have a very large PHP/MySQL application running on FreeBSD 6.0. Before we go any further let’s get it out of the way: yes, I should upgrade to a more current version, but when you have a big system running a lot of sites in a live environment, well, you often end up a couple of versions behind the most recent stable release.
    - SKIP EVANS, BOB MARTIN
  • BSD File Sharing – Part 4. SSH

    Last time I wrote on FTP and mentioned its security weakness, this time I intend to write on sharing and transfering files using its encrypted alternatives sftp, scp, and on fuse-sshfs.
    - PETR TOPIARZ
  • BSD Opinion Reflections of a Sys-admin

    A sentimental Rob Somerville reflects on his experiences with IT over the years and concludes that the BSD family is yet to be recognised as the shining example of good engineering and innovation we know it is.
    - ROB SOMMERVILL
  • SAP over BSD

    As I did describe in the introduction BSD in the Industry last month, several applications are necessary to support all the Industry areas despite of traditional IT services and can be a big step in the BSD implementation into this world.
    - JOSEBA MENDEZ
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