# Secure Internet Servers/Firewalls with OpenBSD: Table of Content

These note are the outline for the half-day tutorial on Secure Internet Servers/Firewalls with OpenBSD: Table of Content presented at the O'Reilly Open Source Conference in Monterey, California on July 17, 2000.

This text is copyright by Ian Darwin, but can be used for promoting the OpenBSD system. Any other use including print publication requires prior permission in writing or email, from ian@darwinsys.com. May not be redistributed under the GPL. :-)

1. Secure Internet Servers/Firewalls with OpenBSD
2. What you will learn today:
3. Who should be here today:
4. What you will not learn today
5. Plan for the day:
6. 1 -- The OpenBSD Difference
7. OpenBSD Is...
8. OpenBSD - Secure by Default
9. Code Auditing
10. Security Basics
11. Local Attacks
12. Remote Attacks
13. Denial of Service (DOS) Attack
14. Paranoia is Good
15. Security Policy
16. Building a Firewall
17. Firewall Terminology
18. Firewall Terminology II
19. Diagrams of Firewall Configurations
20. Inside Router
21. 2--OpenBSD System Installation
22. Partitioning
23. Selecting software
24. PostInstall configs
25. Ian's Favorite PostInstalls
26. Adding your favorite UNIX software I
27. Adding UNIX software II
28. Ports/Packages to know about
29. Adding UNIX software III - Roll your own port
30. Add Your Own S/W IV - Emulation
31. User Management
32. 3--Network Services
33. httpd
34. HTTPD
35. ftpd
36. rlogin/telnet/SSH
37. ssh - secure (remote) shell
38. DNS
39. 4--Mail Services
40. smtpd - SMTP listener
41. SMTPD Filtering
42. SMTPD II
43. sendmail
44. postfix? qmail?
45. POP
46. 5--LAN services
47. Interface configuration
48. PPP and friends
49. Routing, ARP, DHCP
50. XDM
51. NIS, NFS
52. NFS
53. Samba - the SMB/Netbios server for UNIX
54. 6--Security services
55. sudo
56. IPFilter
57. NAT - Network Address Translation
58. Kerberos
59. NTP
60. 7--Logging Features
61. Syslogd
62. IPMon
63. Testing Tools
64. Mail You Get from Tools
65. Tools - Ports to Know About II
66. Intrusion Detection
67. Intrusion Detection Software
68. 8--Virtual Private Networks
69. What & Why
70. VPN Basic Steps
71. Static key setup
72. photurisd key exchange
73. isakmpd (Oakley, IKE) key exchange
74. Conversing with the dark side
75. 9--Keeping It Secure
76. Keeping System Updated
77. Building OpenBSD Kernel
78. Building Entire System
79. Don't break it
80. Learn More from Books
81. Learn More Online
82. Help Online
83. The One Marketing Slide
84. Finale
85. Help About
86. -- The End --