RE: potato

["eskimo" <eskimo@direct.ca>]

masquerading is as secure as you make firewalling.
if you're asking if there are any masquerading-specific security flaws, to
my knowledge, there are none.

the one thing that would help you is to read the ip-masquerading mini howto.
it'll explain exactly how to make sure that you're not allowing any services
to those who you do not mean to allow services (ie, outside hosts).


-----Original Message-----
From: ironhand [mailto:ironhand@kki.net.pl]
Sent: Friday, September 22, 2000 3:16 PM
To: debian-security@lists.debian.org
Subject: potato


Hi group!
I have a lame-type question. I'm supposed to install potato on a
machine in my school. It will be supporting masqurade to allow other
computers to use internet connection. I'm asking You people, about
well known holes in system.

Thank You 4 Your time
IronHand
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