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  1. The Rest of The Middle East already went Opensourc on Israel Suspends MS Office Purchases For Now · · Score: 1

    its just a matter of time before Goliath (MS) gets
    his head lopped off!
    AMinfo

  2. looks like ur back to helpdesk :( on Replaced by Outsourcing -- What's a Geek to Do? · · Score: 1

    yep

  3. Web developers are not System Programmers on The Rise and Rise of IT Administrators · · Score: 1

    All of a sudden the trend to move to .NET
    has empowered the Web developer into thinking
    they are the demigods of the development world.

    Thats why they need network admins, database
    admins and security admins

    Thank You Microsoft

  4. Debian Fans looking at GNU/HURD port on SCO's Plan Examined · · Score: 1

    "Info World" Sept Issue has a great article on the Q
    if SCO Wins or Looses.
    Their bets are on IBM.

    Anyhow debian fans can always move to
    Debian Hurd !!!

  5. try a LINUX FIREWALL for BLASTER PROOFING YOUR NET on Handling User Grown Machines on a Large Network? · · Score: 2, Interesting

    Set up a dhcp/iptables/ LINUX firewall . I run a script that monitors the net for a rush of packets (ICMP/port 135/smurf attack) it works great! heres the algorithm in pseudocode - any net admin should be able to put it together. You basically monitor 1000 packets and count the number packets per host and find the packet count per time then dump if they are pushing 90% or more packets while (true) do t0 = timeinseconds packetlist = tcpdump -n -i -c1000 t1 = timeinseconds iplist = grep list|print ipfield| uniq -c totalscanseconds = t1-t0 totalpackets = count(packetlist) if totalpackets greater than 99% iptables -t -nat -A PREROUTING -s offendingip -d 0/0 --dport 80 -j DNAT --todestination and viola! all users flooding the net are automatically forwarded to a you are quarantine website no matter what. All packets are dumped before they go any further. I can handle easily 500 - 700 connections with a dual AMD 1800 cpu / 500meg ram dual nics setup as a dhcp server