Linux Networking, Part 6: Securing Your Network - page 4
Preparing for the Worst
The SATAN program is one way to check out your router configuration, but requires another Linux PC running SATAN.
A useful site for network tools, albeit Windows-based, is Gibson Research Corp. Check out the Shields Up! section. It provides a basic test of your Linux router including what services can be seen from the Internet.
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