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From: Lucas Bergman <lucas@slb.to>
To: Saifuddin <sfdn@indo.net.id>
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Subject: Re: FreeBSD-Config.
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> I have questions below:

Okay.

> 1. How to install HP Jet-Direct (all models) to network using
> FreeBSD O/S. I have ever install this devices at my network using
> Windows NT, and using its Tool (Jet Admin under windows)

Read the `Printing' chapter of the FreeBSD Handbook.

  http://www.freebsd.org/handbook/printing.html

To set up one of those printers, set it up like a normal network
printer on a remote host, but put `rm=host' where `host' is the
hostname of the printer, and `rp=raw' in the /etc/printcap entry.  The
Linux printing HOWTO describes this in excruciating detail, and all
the information translates to FreeBSD verbatim.

> 2. Is FreeBSD has MASQUERADE function?

You mean `IP masquerading' like in Linux?  It's more generally known
as network address translation (NAT).  And, yes, FreeBSD does it
through a program called `natd'.  Type `man natd' for more
information.

> 3. I have two machines using FreeBSD, one for Firewall and other for
> Mail-Server. How to configure, in order all messages received
> (filtered) by Firewall will "only" passed thru Mail-Server machines?

Check out port forwarding with natd.

> 4. Everytime I have installed FreeBSD, I haven't see file rc.local,
> what happens?, should I create manually?

You can if you like.  The more `modern' way of doing things is to
create executable scripts /usr/local/etc/rc.d/*.sh, each of which
starts a service.  Creating your own /etc/rc.local still works,
though.

> 5. If I have written the "script" which will be used as isolator for
> attachment file email has infected virus: Where I must placed this
> script, and how to call this script?

I have no idea.  Give us some more information about what you want to
happen, and maybe we can give you some more specific help.

Lucas


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