A total system backup that can't be reached via the internet.
IIS has been compromised far too many times over the years and becomes a liability with a short fuse.
While I have an Apache and OpenSSH on the internet, it's not on a machine that I can't reload if it gets whipped.
Bob
So, I know a decent amount about computer hardware, but when it comes to software I only know the programs I've used... I've done a bit of ASP and VB.NET coding, and in turn have enabled IIS on XP Pro. I was also thinking of forwarding the port my server was on, in hopes of accessing my web page from the internet. I frequently visit coffee shops and bookstores with my laptop, so I was wondering how tight the security is. Should I be concerned about someone having access to my files, stored passwords, or anything for that matter?? If so, what programs might you suggest. Right now all I use is Norton Anti-Virus 2005, Windows SP2, and Spybot-Search & Destroy, which should take care of most viruses and spyware, but might I need something more?

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