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I want to have a router, a dhcp, ftp, DNS, Proxy, Gateway, Samba, and mail server in my same machine. Budget issue.
With iptables default policy Drop. Attachment 15914 Attachment 15915 Code:
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Hi johnmaxwell,
Thanks for placing the config files in code tags! I'm not sure if you asked a question?? Please be clear on what you are asking. Did you implement this configuration and are having issues? If so, please state what are they are in detail. Include any error messages. Just my two cents: From an administrative point of view I would tend to configure systems per responsibilities and not make an "All in one" system. While you can do that, you will find that all subsystems are software components that may have dependencies. When these components and/or their dependencies need to be updated (As often they do) you may need to restart services or even reboot the server. The more you have going on, the more often this is likely to happen. Also then you have consider co-dependencies where more than one software component depends on a certain module or code and what do you do if they need different versions? Yes, there are ways but that just adds to the admin overhead. If this is for personal use, OK, you have been warned. If this is for production, tread carefully and do your research and test, test, test;-) Or better yet, reconsider dividing responsibilities up between systems. A single point of failure is never a good thing;-) So, ... to reiterate, What was your question? All the best, Tim |
My 2cents worth is similar to what Tim is saying. Segmentation and separation of function is always best.
If you can't do this for budget reasons then consider using your hardware as a virtualization host. Create a small "guest" server and use this just as an ip-tables router/firewall and then have other "guest" servers handling different functions. |
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