In this article by Christer Edwards, we will explore FreeBSD Jails. FreeBSD Jails are a kernel-level security mechanism which allows you to safely segregate processes within a sandbox environment. Jails are commonly used to secure production network services like DNS or Email by restricting what a process can access. In the case of a malicious attack on one service, all other Jailed processes would remain secure. FreeBSD Jails securely limits, in an administratively simple way, the amount of damage an attacker can do to a server.
Carry on reading about ezjail:
- Introduction
- Ezjail
- Ereating a jail environment
- Configure and activate SSH
- Configure Jail to run Web Server
- Configure Jail as mail server with Postfix
- Network level separation
- Options of ezjail-admin commandv
- Summary
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- Securing Network Services with FreeBSD Jails
- Setup FreeBSD Jail with ezjail
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- Book: Network Administration with FreeBSD
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