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cable modem access
From: twalls - Troy Walls <twalls () acxiom com>
Date: Wed, 14 Apr 1999 08:50:21 -0500
I know this group is dedicated to helping network administrators with firewall issues that they deal with at their workplace, however, I have a slightly different twist on my problem. It is not directly workplace related. I have a cable modem at home. I have some concerns about the security of the setup. I have this installed on a stand alone machine whose only function is internet access. I want to change that and put three other machines on the cable modem through a network. I have installed Cat 5 cable, and purchased a 10/100 hub for this activity. I have considered a linux server as a front end and firewall, however, it will be a learning experience to get it up an running. Is it the best option as a firewall? Are there better options? I have a win95, a win98, and a NT4.0 workstation that I want to put behind a firewall. My question is how can I protect those machines. I have another machine that I can use as a firewall box. I just don't know what is available for my type of arrangement. Any help or suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks Troy Walls Acxiom Corp. 501-336-2865 twalls () acxiom com
Current thread:
- cable modem access twalls - Troy Walls (Apr 14)
- Re: cable modem access Asmodeus (Apr 15)
- Re: cable modem access David Lang (Apr 15)
- Re: cable modem access Bennett Todd (Apr 15)
- Re: cable modem access Kevin T. Shivers (Apr 15)
- RE: cable modem access Joe Ippolito (Apr 17)
- RE: cable modem access dreamwvr (Apr 18)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- Re: cable modem access Ryan Russell (Apr 15)
- Re: cable modem access Joseph S D Yao (Apr 17)
- Re: cable modem access Technical Incursion Countermeasures (Apr 15)
- RE: cable modem access Frank W. Keeney (Apr 15)
(Thread continues...)