InToto v1.5 Data Sheet
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A basic World Wide Web server that takes care of most Internet and intranet needs.
Automatic statistical and graphical logs of Web service.
Implementations of POP/IMAP4 to allow PCs and other computers to access mail.
This program automates for the system administrator the management of mailing lists similar to listserv.
Implementation of LDAP which provides a stand-alone directory service to the network, or can provide lightweight access to the X.500 directory.
A program designed to close one of the most frequently exploited holes in sendmail by restricting the use of the program mailer to only those programs approved by the system administrator.
This server allows clients to read threaded news and is a gateway for news to e-mail and vice-versa communication.
This server is preconfigured for anonymous FTP login and file transfer. It is feature-rich and includes the ability to control access down to the directory level.
Sets and automatically maintains a Unix system's time-of-day in agreement with Internet standard time servers. This prevents problems associated with inaccurate date and time stamping, including related security problems.
Assists in detecting break-ins by monitoring a designated set of files for changes. Used for system files on a regular (e.g., daily) basis, this program can notify system administrators of corrupted or tampered files, so damage control measures can be taken in a timely manner. With the advent of increasingly sophisticated and subtle account break-ins on Unix systems, the need for tools to aid in the detection of unauthorized modification of files becomes clear.
Often, a simple password is all that prevents unauthorized access to your system, and it is important that passwords be non-obvious and non-guessable. This program can perform a verification on user's passwords by checking to see if they are obvious or easily guessed. This can help close a major security hole from attack from the Internet or from within the company.
Implementation of DHCP providing booting services to network clients. Client information, such as IP address, can be kept on a server and provided to the client when it boots. IP addresses can be allocated dynamically, which reduces the time required to manage constantly-changing TCP/IP networks.
Perl is included because some of the software (such as the Web statistics programs) requires it. In addition, Perl is generally useful in system administration duties and other tasks.
Character-based clients for testing server funtionality is included.