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	<P>A system can be overwhelmed with numerous connection attempts so that the system runs out of memory, leading to a Denial of Service (DoS) vulnerability.</P><P>The use of syncookies is a method that can help in such situations. But in configurations with a very large number of legitimate connection attempts from one source, the <EM>Enabled</EM> setting can cause problems with denied TCP connections under high load.</P><P>Still, for most environments, syncookies are the first line of defense against SYN flood DoS attacks, so the secure setting is <EM>Enabled</EM>.</P>
	<P>IP forwarding means to pass on network packets that have been received, but that are not destined for one of the system's configured network interfaces, e.g. network interface addresses.</P><P>If a system forwards network traffic on ISO/OSI layer 3, it is called a router. If you do not need that routing functionality, then disable this option.</P>
	<P>This setting applies to <EM>IPv4</EM> only.</P>
	<P>This setting applies to <EM>IPv6</EM> only.</P>
	<P>Magic SysRq Keys enable some control over the system even if it crashes (e.g. during kernel debugging) or if the system does not respond.</P>
	<P>There are predefined file permissions in /etc/permissions.* files. The most restrictive file permissions are defined 'secure' or 'paranoid' file.</P>
	<P>Basic system services must be enabled to provide system consistency and to run the security-related services.</P>
	<P>Every running service is a potential target of a security attack. Therefore it is recommended to turn off all services which are not used by the system.</P>
	<p><b><big>Boot Security</big></b></p> <p>In this dialog, change various boot settings related to security.</p>
	Usually the system reboots. Sometimes it is desirable to ignore this event, for example, when the system serves as both workstation and server.
	By default the system halts but sometimes it is desirable to ignore this event, for example, when the system serves as both workstation and server.
	<p><b>Interpretation of Ctrl + Alt + Del</b>: Configure what the system should do in response to someone at the console pressing the CTRL + ALT + DEL key combination. %s</p>
	<p><b>Shutdown Behaviour of Login Manager</b>: Set who is allowed to shut down the machine from %s.</p>
	<p><b>Hibernate System</b>: Set the conditions for allowing users to hibernate the system. By default, user on active console has such right. Other options are allowing the action to any user or requiring authentication in all cases.</p>
	Workstation	Sazkirin
	Roaming Device	Servîsê nû ve dide destpêkirin...
	Network Server
	&Workstation	Sazkirinê &Betal Bike
	&Roaming Device	&Cîhaz
	Network &Server
	User Addition
	User ID Limitations
	Group ID Limitations
	The minimum user ID cannot be larger than the maximum.
	The minimum group ID cannot be larger than the maximum.
	Ignore	Nebîne
	Reboot	Nûdestpêkirin
	Halt
	Only root	Tenê root
	All Users
	Nobody	Tu kes

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src/include/security/levels.rb:54

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po/security/ku.po, string 125