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Tom DeGerlia wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I was wondering if anyone could refer me to someone in the Denver area
> that would be willing to do a day or two of contract LINUX/network
> consulting (experienced).  I run a small LAN (2 pc's, Pentium w/ Win98,
> and 486 100Mhz w/ LINUX) which is connected to the Internet via an ADSL
> connection.  The network is currently working, however I need help in
> the following areas:
>
> 1) Properly configuring the network (addresses, domain name, etc...)
> 2) NFS and SAMBA configuration
> 3) Security (Proxy,firewall)
> 4) Router Configuration (Cisco 675 router)
> 5) SendMail - Mail server setup
>
> I'm fairly good with LINUX, however I don't have the time to research
> and figure this stuff out myself.  If you can recommend anyone please
> let me know or forward this message to the appropriate individual(s).
>
> Thank you very much.
>
> Tom DeGerlia

Tom,

If you can't find anyone I would suggest getting a copy of the LINUX
Network
Toolkit by Paul G. Sery.  It has all the info you need and is a quick read
if you're
already familiar with Linux and Win98.  I was able to set up my home
intranet
(1 server, 1 firewall, 2 Linux clients, 4 Win98 clients, SMC switched hub)
in one
day.  All I need now is for cable modem access to hit my area (Colorado
Springs)
sometime around  August and I'll have 24x7 connectivity.  BTW, are you
planning to use the ADSL connection to serve an intranet?  I read an
article
somewhere in the bowels of ZDNet that ADSL doesn't support that.  Let me
know if it does, I might take another look at my connectivity options.

Good luck!

Wayne

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Tom DeGerlia wrote:
<blockquote TYPE=CITE>Hello,
<p>I was wondering if anyone could refer me to someone in the Denver area
<br>that would be willing to do a day or two of contract LINUX/network
<br>consulting (experienced).&nbsp; I run a small LAN (2 pc's, Pentium
w/ Win98,
<br>and 486 100Mhz w/ LINUX) which is connected to the Internet via an
ADSL
<br>connection.&nbsp; The network is currently working, however I need
help in
<br>the following areas:
<p>1) Properly configuring the network (addresses, domain name, etc...)
<br>2) NFS and SAMBA configuration
<br>3) Security (Proxy,firewall)
<br>4) Router Configuration (Cisco 675 router)
<br>5) SendMail - Mail server setup
<p>I'm fairly good with LINUX, however I don't have the time to research
<br>and figure this stuff out myself.&nbsp; If you can recommend anyone
please
<br>let me know or forward this message to the appropriate individual(s).
<p>Thank you very much.
<p>Tom DeGerlia</blockquote>
Tom,
<p>If you can't find anyone I would suggest getting a copy of the <u>LINUX
Network</u>
<br><u>Toolkit</u> by Paul G. Sery.&nbsp; It has all the info you need
and is a quick read if you're
<br>already familiar with Linux and Win98.&nbsp; I was able to set up my
home&nbsp; intranet
<br>(1 server, 1 firewall, 2 Linux clients, 4 Win98 clients, SMC switched
hub) in one
<br>day.&nbsp; All I need now is for cable modem access to hit my area
(Colorado Springs)
<br>sometime around&nbsp; August and I'll have 24x7 connectivity.&nbsp;
BTW, are you
<br>planning to use the ADSL connection to serve an intranet?&nbsp; I read
an article
<br>somewhere in the bowels of ZDNet that ADSL doesn't support that.&nbsp;
Let me
<br>know if it does, I might take another look at my connectivity options.
<p>Good luck!
<p>Wayne</html>

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