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On Fri, 2 Nov 2001, Matthew J. Brodeur wrote: <SNIP> > I personally would remove ipchains completely on a system like this, > but that's up to you. > </SNIP> I have to ask - why? If you can add an additonal layer of protection to your system by ensuring that no unintended services can operate - then what's the harm? I persoanlly setup IPCHAINS, wrappers (when possible), and application ACL's (when possible) to reduce the chance of someone explioting my box or - more likely - me inadvertantly leaving a service running or having it externally accessed while testing. Just my $.02... --Tim
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