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Another public service that you can enable is WAIS (Wide-Area Information
Service) which allows you to serve documents to remote hosts and do keyword
searches within documents. The firewall includes installed versions of WAIS
client, server and support software. WAIS documents should be kept in the
/usr/local/wais directory.
- Run Public WAIS Server
- If set to YES, then a publicly accessible WAIS
service will be run on the firewall on port 210.
This can be simply a relay to some other host on
the internal network or in the DMZ, or it can be
be a WAIS server on the firewall itself (in which
case the daemon will run chrooted to the
/usr/local/wais directory).
- Host
- If the public WAIS service is simply a relay,
then the IP address of the real server should be
entered here. If a WAIS server is to be run on
the firewall itself then this field should be
left blank.
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