[Sussex] Linux Firewall on a 50mg CD
Geoff Teale
Geoff.Teale at claybrook.co.uk
Tue Oct 8 10:45:01 UTC 2002
John Crowhurst wrote:
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> I think there would be a problem here, if you want to customise the
> settings of the firewall - you would have to rebuild the CD
> every time.
> (assuming you don't have a hard drive in the firewall for
> extra security)
Agreed. However Mark said at the outset that he wanted to store the setup on
a floppy disk.
> Floppy based firewalls have the distinct advantage that the
> boot floppy
> can be removed, customised and the machine rebooted into
> those changes.
<snip>
Yes - this is a fair point.
I did see some project to provide tools for people to build their own custom
distros - don't remeber the name, but I imagine this would be too basic for
these purposes.
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GJT
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