Issue #50 / Jan 2005
Cover Theme: Firewalls
DVD: Fedora Core 3
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NEWS: 50 and Beyond
Dear Linux Magazine Reader, This month we celebrate the 50th issue of Linux Magazine. That makes this month a sort......NEWS: Linux World News
Italy is Debian Country Celebrate Software Freedom in Bulgaria Breed your Cows with Open Source! The Winner is… (N......COVER STORY: Firewalls Intro
Firewalls for the everydayFirewalls are becoming evermore sophisticated. Luckily, the tools for managing firewalls are becoming simpler and more accessible for ordinary users
COVER STORY: Guarddog
Firewall configurations with GuarddogThe KDE Guarddog program promises an easy Linux firewall setup with just a few clicks. Guarddog helps inexperienced users secure computers – and even whole networks – against attack.
COVER STORY: Bridgewall
Implementing a bridging-level firewallFirewalls are typically implemented as routers,but it doesn’t have to be that way. Bridging packet filters have a number of advantages,and you can add them to your network at a later stage without changing the configuration of your network components.
COVER STORY: Firewall Logfile Analyzers
Analysis Tools for Firewall LogfilesNetfilter firewalls create highly detailed logfiles that nobody really wants to inspectmanually. Logfile analysis tools like IPtables Log Analyzer,Wallfire Wflogs,and FWlogwatch help administrators keep track of developments and filter for importantmessages.
COVER STORY: Shorewall
Configuring Netfilter/iptables with ShorewallWhen users think about their workstations at home, they often forget about security. But danger is out there,waiting to pounce on the unsuspecting. Shorewall helps everyday Linux users keep the intruders away.
REVIEWS: Books
Breaking Through the BIOS Barrier: The Definitive BIOS Optimization Guide for PCs Open Source Licensing: Software Fr......REVIEWS: Fedora Core 3 Preview
Fedora Core 3 PreviewVersion 3 of Red Hat’s free community-supported Fedora Core distribution will be available by the time you read this article.On the surface, very little has changed,but under the hood,Core 3 has innovations designed to improve the user experience.We investigated the final release candidate,and here’s what we found.
REVIEWS: Suse Linux Enterprise Server 9
A look at Novell’s Suse Linux Enterprise Server 9Suse has taken the lead on competitors Red Hat and Mandrake by releasing an enterprise Linux product that comes with the 2.6 kernel. What do you get with the new Suse Enterprise Linux? We’ll give you a look at the best of what’s inside Suse Linux Enterprise Server 9.
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Debian 7.0 Debuts
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Alpha Version of Fedora 19 Released
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ack 2.0 Released
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SUSE Studio 1.3 Released
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Xen To Become Linux Foundation Collaborative Project
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RunRev Releases Open Source Version of LiveCode
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OpenDaylight Project Formed
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