if I was you, i'd run Smoothwall as a firewall on that "beast" to filter out what you don't want.
Linux for scanning viruses?
I was wondering if anyone here has a "slave pc" that is used just to run files through and scan for viruses before they make their way to the Windows client?
I was thinking of using Linux (Fedora, Ubuntu, or redhat) and maybe something like Sophos or Panda virus scan. Anyone know of a good combination?
It's going to be run an a P4 1.8/AMD 1800+ XP, 512MB memory, around 20GB hard drive.
I was thinking of using Linux (Fedora, Ubuntu, or redhat) and maybe something like Sophos or Panda virus scan. Anyone know of a good combination?
It's going to be run an a P4 1.8/AMD 1800+ XP, 512MB memory, around 20GB hard drive.
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