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GUIDELINES
RedHat Enterprise Linux 3.0 Minimization and Hardening Guidelines
DATE: (May 18, 2005)
File Type: pdf
This document discusses about hardening and securing RHEL 3.0 server, Kernel version 2.4. The emphasis is laid on securing the server by installing the minimal required packages only. Server with this configuration can be extended for using as a web or mail server by adding the additional packages as per requirement.
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