- Monitoring Tools
- nmapfe
- Nessus
- iptables
- Xinetd
- tcp wrappers
- OPIE
- Endnotes
Endnotes
This set of rules is not something you'd want to use in real life, it is meant only to help exercise your installation of the tools.
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There are several replacements for inetd, including Xinetd, which is discussed in the section "Xinetd" in this chapter.
This is not entirely true; tcp wrappers can be used to control initial access to UDP-based services. Most of the services require that the daemon be left running for a short period of time after the most recent connection. This means that only the connections which require a daemon to be started will be logged and subjected to testing.
This is not a subnet mask. I'm using the CIDR-style notation to indicate the range of addresses used by the IS and Data Center LANs.
otp-md5 is actually another name for opiekey. Using it this way indicates that you are using md5-style encryption to generate the response from the pass phrase.