http://www.linuxrouter.org
One Disk router/NAT/DHCP/SOCKS, etc.
Very easy to set up.
-john
On Fri, 25 Feb 2000 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> This may seem rather like a fundamental question.
>
> I have a small file-sharing network of about 15 users that is
> about to be hooked up to the net using a DSL router,
> do I neccessarily need to have a proxy server in place for my
> DHCP and firewall, or can I get by with an internet sharing device?
> Devices such as the Rampnet, Sonicwall or ISB2Net boxes.
>
> Do I need both in place or just one or the other for simple connection
> to the net with DHCP and firewall use?
>
> Some info on our system:
> We don't have any mail, web, or news servers on our LAN.
> We use an off-site server for our e-mail needs.
>
> The DSL provider is providing us with 5 useable IP's
>
> I've been reading the messages regarding VPN products and I haven't
> seen any reference to the Nexland product ISB2Net, anyone using this
> device care to comment on it?
>
> Any comments would be helpful.
>
> Alex C.
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