Re: Securing Servers

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Stephen Craton wrote:

Thanks for the reply, and forgive me if I top post, just a bad habit. I
think my original intention has been misunderstood. :)

I don't plan on starting my own hosting business at all, I just want to
allow access to my own personal Apache server to show the clients I am
working for the work I've completed on their project so far. Kind of like
showing the progress of the blueprints of a house. I don't plan to host the
end result, just like the constructor doesn't plan to build the house on top
of the blue prints. I seem to like analogies tonight. :)

I have a cable connection and a custom built PC, with a hullava lot of RAM
and processing power (1gb and 3ghz). Basically, I just want to know how to
secure the server so that they don't get access to other computers within
our network. :)

Well, outside of the topics discussed on these pages (you are using Apache, right? I hope?)...


http://us4.php.net/manual/en/security.php
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/misc/security_tips.html
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/mysql/en/Security.html

Securing the rest of your box would be too off topic (the MySQL and Apache part are OT too, but we've changed this list to the PHP/MySQL/Apache list ;)

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