On Mon, 2004-09-06 at 01:09, tuxxer wrote: > > 1. General. I was surprised to find that 'hardening' meant setting up > > the ssystem to repel 'attacks'. > > What else would it be? Windows, windows firewall software etc, doesn't call it 'hardening'. Norton Firewall. I really am at a loss to explain that Nortons product and yours are going in the same direction... but have quite different names. I'm just trying to suggest that your docs might tell the reader early on that 'this does what Norton firewall does in Windows'. It may not be as simple as that, but the end game is the same? Can anyone else help me? > > > Be nice to see something like a comparison with a Windows (Norton > > setup) and this, perhaps to get a perspective for a windows user? > > > > How would this compare? Maybe something for a Windows to linux > migrator, but because of the inherent differences of the OS's, the > processes won't be the same. What do you mean by a "Norton" setup? Wizard type approach? Select one from two Install basic or 'get complicated' I.e. an option for the idiot/non-aware user? I'm taking the part of the windows user finding this funny Linux beast on my screen!!!! -- Regards DaveP. XSLT&Docbook FAQ http://www.dpawson.co.uk/xsl
