EnGarde Community 3.0.19 / 1 CD
Art.Nr.: EGC007

Guardian Digital, Inc. was established in early 1999 as an engineering company devoted to the process of developing security software for use with e-business solutions. Our goal is to provide Open Source users with the tools and techniques they need to run an efficient and secure system in today's insecure world. Guardian Digital is committed to the revolutionary Open Source development process, and providing security tools critical to e-business. EnGarde is a secure distribution of Linux engineered from the ground-up to provide organizations with the level of security required to create a corporate Web presence or even conduct e-business on the Web. It can be used as a Web, DNS, e-mail, database, e-commerce, and general Internet server where security is a primary concern.

The latest stable versions of ImageMagick (6.3.9), MySQL (5.0.51a), acl (2.2.45), amanda (2.5.2p1), apache (2.2.8), asterisk (1.4.18), attr (2.4.39), bacula (2.2.8), bind (9.4.2), bridge-utils (1.4), checkpolicy (1.34.5), coreutils (6.9), curl (7.18.0), device-mapper (1.02.24), dhcpd (4.0.0), diffutils (2.8.1), discover (2.1.2), dovecot (1.0.13), drbd (8.2.5), einstall (3.19), engarde-policy (3.19), findutils (4.2.31), flex (2.5.35), gnupg (1.4.8), imap (2007), iptables (1.4.0), klogd (1.5), libgmp (4.2.2), libmhash (0.9.9), libpcap (0.9.8), libpng (1.2.25), libselinux (1.34.15), libsemanage (1.10.9), libsepol (1.16.12), libuser (0.56.7), libxml2 (2.6.31), lvm2 (2.02.29), memtest86+ (2.01), mrtg (2.16.1), mt-st (0.9b), nagios (3.0), nagios-plugins (1.4.11), ncurses (5.6), ntp (4.2.4p4), nut (2.2.1), openldap (2.4.8), openssl (0.9.8g), openswan (2.4.12), passwd (0.74), pcre (7.5), php (4.4.8), php5 (5.2.5), policycoreutils (1.34.15), postfix (2.5.1), prelink (0.20071009), psmisc (22.6), readline (5.2), rkhunter (1.3.2), rsync (3.0.0), samba (3.0.28a), sed (4.1.5), sharutils (4.7), shorewall (4.0.7), smartmontools (5.38), snort (2.8.0.1), spamassassin (3.2.4), squid (3.0.STABLE2), strace (4.5.15), syslog-ng (2.0.8), tar (1.19), tcpdump (3.9.8), util-linux (2.13.1), webtool (3.19), xfsprogs (2.9.4), and zaptel (1.4.9).