This document provides instructions for configuring and testing a web server and firewall on a machine. It instructs the user to: 1) log in as root, 2) start the Apache web server and access it from a friend's machine, 3) enable the firewall and block all services to test accessibility, 4) enable the firewall and WWW service to test accessibility, and 5) enable the firewall and TCP port 80 to test accessibility. It also instructs the user to repeat these steps for Telnet and to enable SELinux to check which services it protects.
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This document provides instructions for configuring and testing a web server and firewall on a machine. It instructs the user to: 1) log in as root, 2) start the Apache web server and access it from a friend's machine, 3) enable the firewall and block all services to test accessibility, 4) enable the firewall and WWW service to test accessibility, and 5) enable the firewall and TCP port 80 to test accessibility. It also instructs the user to repeat these steps for Telnet and to enable SELinux to check which services it protects.
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ASSIGNMENT - 14
1. Login as root (root password is cciitk)
2. Start the Apache web server and access your web server from a friends machine. 3. Enable firewall and block all services. Access your web server from a friends machine 4. Enable firewall and enable WWW service. Access your web server again from a friends machine. 5. Enable firewall and enable tcp port 80 (instead of WWW service). Access your web server again from a friends machine. 6. Try all the above for Telnet. 7. Enable SELinux and check the services which are getting protected using SELinux.