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I wouldn't recommend this if you have a wireless access point on your network. Wireless encryption keys are easily cracked and it's possible to make a homemade wifi antena that extends a malicious user's reach quite a bit. If you have a wireless access point anywhere on your network, I would recomend leaving the local network as semi untrusted, or assign wireless connections to a different (untrusted) subnet. For instance, I allow ssh connections from any local machine, but I do not export nfs mounts to the local network. Instead, I lock in each of my boxen by mac address and export only to a specific machine. (note: this is not fool proof, but should stop the common script kiddie/war driver) regards, ...drkstr |
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