Dear Ritwik, The best option to achieve this without any major configuration changes is the implementation of ipchains. I have a very simple but good article on ipchains attached with this mail. Which will be enough for you to configure what you require. Cheers !! George Joseph T ---------------------------------------------------------------------- On Sat, 20 Jan 2001, Ritwik Patra wrote: > Dear All, > > We are using LINUX server for last 7 months and with greate > results in Deepalaya. The process of communication and > documentation has become very effective for all Deepalaya > units all over Delhi. Now we are facing a problem. We have > to set up firewall at the minimum level. Like we want to > block some sites. Can anyone tell us how to do it. Please > tell us the easyest way so that we...with our moderate > knowledge on Linux can do it. We know that firewall can be > established at various levels. But we want to only block > some sites. > > Awaiting your kind advice. > Thanks and regards. > > for Deepalaya > > Ritwik Patra > > -- > -------------------------------------------------------------- > Deepalaya is the largest operational Non Profit organisation > in Delhi working for over 35000 children and their families. > Visit us at http://www.deepalaya.org > Sponsor A Deepalaya Child > http://www.deepalaya.org/sponsor/index.html > Join Deepalaya Discussion Board to raise compelling social > issues http://www.deepalaya.org/deepboard.html > Send Free E Greetings from > http://www.deepalaya.org/greetings/index.html > -------------------------------------------------------------- > > ------------------------------------------------ > An alpha version of a web based tool to manage > your subscription with this mailing list is at > http://lists.linux-india.org/cgi-bin/mj_wwwusr >
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