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By Daniel Miessler on October 17th, 2008: Tagged as Information Security
  • randy

    You’ve got me curious as to the hardware you have available for this…. How many physical machines do you run?

  • randy

    You’ve got me curious as to the hardware you have available for this…. How many physical machines do you run?

  • randy

    You’ve got me curious as to the hardware you have available for this…. How many physical machines do you run?

  • randy

    You’ve got me curious as to the hardware you have available for this…. How many physical machines do you run?

  • dale

    Any reason for Safe@Office? I’ve been quite happy running Ipcop but have been thinking of trying pfSense out.

  • dale

    Any reason for Safe@Office? I’ve been quite happy running Ipcop but have been thinking of trying pfSense out.

  • dale

    Any reason for Safe@Office? I’ve been quite happy running Ipcop but have been thinking of trying pfSense out.

  • http://dmiessler.com/ Daniel Miessler

    I like the Check Point platform, and I also wanted a solution that I didn’t have to put on a dedicated box. Among those solutions I prefer Astaro by far.

    Although it’s always fun to build a stock Linux or BSD box and do straight, hand-written iptables or pf. You have to do that at least once to be in the firewall geek club. :)

  • http://dmiessler.com Daniel Miessler

    I like the Check Point platform, and I also wanted a solution that I didn’t have to put on a dedicated box. Among those solutions I prefer Astaro by far.

    Although it’s always fun to build a stock Linux or BSD box and do straight, hand-written iptables or pf. You have to do that at least once to be in the firewall geek club. :)

  • http://kenswain.com/ Ken

    Seem you are back in to the geeky stuff full force. I am about ready to do the same thing. Once I pay the deductible for my bike and buy Christmas presents I am getting my lab up and running.

  • http://kenswain.com/ Ken

    Seem you are back in to the geeky stuff full force. I am about ready to do the same thing. Once I pay the deductible for my bike and buy Christmas presents I am getting my lab up and running.

  • http://kenswain.com Ken

    Seem you are back in to the geeky stuff full force. I am about ready to do the same thing. Once I pay the deductible for my bike and buy Christmas presents I am getting my lab up and running.

  • http://wicked-styles.com/bitsandpieces/ Doc Rice

    For extra credit, add the NPS / RRAS roles and set up an SSTP server. Watch out for the CDP nitpicks (at least, that’s where I ran into issues with the client did the CRL check). What’s the OpenBSD box for?

  • http://wicked-styles.com/bitsandpieces/ Doc Rice

    For extra credit, add the NPS / RRAS roles and set up an SSTP server. Watch out for the CDP nitpicks (at least, that’s where I ran into issues with the client did the CRL check). What’s the OpenBSD box for?

  • http://westwood.fortunecity.com/dolce/636/cooperatistation.html TIMM

    welcome to the 21st century…says he whose computer is circa 1997.

    -=T=-

  • http://westwood.fortunecity.com/dolce/636/cooperatistation.html TIMM

    welcome to the 21st century…says he whose computer is circa 1997.

    -=T=-

  • http://dmiessler.com/ Daniel Miessler

    Randy,

    The various VMs are going on the box that’s currently serving this site at a colo. It’s a dual CPU, dual core Xeon box with 4GB of RAM and 2 x Raid1 10K RPM SAS drives.

    So I’m moving my site to MediaTemple() and bringing this beast back home to run ESXi. :) I’m going to miss running my own “production” site, and Gentoo has treated me really well, but it’s time to retask.

  • http://dmiessler.com/ Daniel Miessler

    Randy,

    The various VMs are going on the box that’s currently serving this site at a colo. It’s a dual CPU, dual core Xeon box with 4GB of RAM and 2 x Raid1 10K RPM SAS drives.

    So I’m moving my site to MediaTemple() and bringing this beast back home to run ESXi. :) I’m going to miss running my own “production” site, and Gentoo has treated me really well, but it’s time to retask.

  • http://dmiessler.com Daniel Miessler

    Randy,

    The various VMs are going on the box that’s currently serving this site at a colo. It’s a dual CPU, dual core Xeon box with 4GB of RAM and 2 x Raid1 10K RPM SAS drives.

    So I’m moving my site to MediaTemple() and bringing this beast back home to run ESXi. :) I’m going to miss running my own “production” site, and Gentoo has treated me really well, but it’s time to retask.

  • Michael S Black

    Bahh, run 21 separate boxes and pay the electricity bill like a man. :0

    Seriously, 350/month average, it takes juice to get that high a rank on F@H, to say nothing about being able to distribute a LC5 crack over 20 boxes means you can do a large corp AD directory pass hash in a weekend.

    I can assist with the Asterisk box though, the wifey and I have been on one thru VoicePulse for years and love it.

    -msb

  • Michael S Black

    Bahh, run 21 separate boxes and pay the electricity bill like a man. :0

    Seriously, 350/month average, it takes juice to get that high a rank on F@H, to say nothing about being able to distribute a LC5 crack over 20 boxes means you can do a large corp AD directory pass hash in a weekend.

    I can assist with the Asterisk box though, the wifey and I have been on one thru VoicePulse for years and love it.

    -msb

  • Michael S Black

    Bahh, run 21 separate boxes and pay the electricity bill like a man. :0

    Seriously, 350/month average, it takes juice to get that high a rank on F@H, to say nothing about being able to distribute a LC5 crack over 20 boxes means you can do a large corp AD directory pass hash in a weekend.

    I can assist with the Asterisk box though, the wifey and I have been on one thru VoicePulse for years and love it.

    -msb

  • Michael S Black

    Bahh, run 21 separate boxes and pay the electricity bill like a man. :0

    Seriously, 350/month average, it takes juice to get that high a rank on F@H, to say nothing about being able to distribute a LC5 crack over 20 boxes means you can do a large corp AD directory pass hash in a weekend.

    I can assist with the Asterisk box though, the wifey and I have been on one thru VoicePulse for years and love it.

    -msb

  • Michael S Black

    Bahh, run 21 separate boxes and pay the electricity bill like a man. :0

    Seriously, 350/month average, it takes juice to get that high a rank on F@H, to say nothing about being able to distribute a LC5 crack over 20 boxes means you can do a large corp AD directory pass hash in a weekend.

    I can assist with the Asterisk box though, the wifey and I have been on one thru VoicePulse for years and love it.

    -msb


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