If you haven`t got any obsolete pc-hardware to recycle,
then I would have a look at the watchguard soho firewalls.
Small, easy to configure, cheap and they have a 4-port hub built in.
Thanks to the dhcp server this really just a question of plug and pray.
And before the flaming starts, i know installing plug`nplay firewalls isn`t
a very safe practice.
But for a home user this should do, at very little cost ( it`s probably
about the same price as trying to find some obsolete pc-hardware to run
freesco/lrp/..) on.
-----Original Message-----
From: ROTTENBERG,HAL (HP-USA,ex1) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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Has anyone tried the Linux Router Project? Single-floppy linux distro. I
don't think I've heard any comments about it on this list.
http://linuxrouter.org
Hal Rottenberg | Hewlett-Packard
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> I am looking for a good cheep firewall for a friend that has limited
> computer knowledge.
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> Any ideas?
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