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03-21-2009

larsuuber

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Firewall Build: Problem Updating, Patching

In building a firewall, I need to update and patch the operating system after
the initial install.
However, the compiler and sources should never be on a firewall PC.
So what is the best way to do this ? This firewall PC has 2 identical drives;
I was thinking of performing 2 installs, updating and patching one system, and transferring the binaries to the actual firewall drive.
But exactly how to I go about doing this. 'Sorry, my Unix is not up to speed just yet, I'm sure this is a silly question, but, if I don't ask....
Thanks !

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