Re: [clug-talk] More router fun

Wed, 19 Apr 2006 11:52:08 -0700

Install was pretty easy despite not being graphical. The only time it's a little confusing is paying close attention to which interface is which:

Red Interface --> External, ethX

Green --> Internal network, ethY

There wasin't a bootable ISO that I could find, but creating a boot floppy which then allowed a CD or network installation was just fine.

I would recommend IPCop type arrangement. I'm getting alot more of my bandwidth than I was getting with my router and fewer restarts (I was restarting EVERY day with the old LinkSys).

I was a little shocked to have had to restart IPCop after 11 days... my feeling was that probably had to do more with Telus than IPCop...

Shane

On Wed, 19 Apr 2006 12:37:55 -0600, Mitchell Brown wrote
> Sweet. How did the install go? Boot the ISO and was there a graphical installer or what?
> Just curious :) I've been thinking of doing that myself.
>
> From my expierience I think it is just the price of doing business. It seems to make them more stable!!
>
> On 4/19/06, shane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Hi All,
>
> Following the great advice of many people here, I made a little router using
> IPCop. Very happy. It works great and fast.
>
> It was up for about 11 days and then however needed to be restarted.
>
> Does anyone know...? Is periodic starting of routers just a "price of doing
> business?" Why does restarting help?
>
> Any thoughts are appresiated,
>
> Shane
>
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