Re: limit access to other LAN computers

[Tim Gonzales <tim.gonzales () gmail com>]

One way to achieve this might be to place the Linux machines into a
DMZ.  You could then place a firewall between the DMZ and the rest of
your network thus controlling what those machines have access to.  See
below for more info:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DMZ_(computing)

You also might want to create restricted user accounts on the Linux
machines and only give your clients the access required to do their
jobs.  Also, don't give the clients accounts of any of the machines
other than the ones they need to work on.

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