Hi Ian,
On 14 September 2011 15:09, Ian Park <i.d.c.p...@ntlworld.com> wrote: > I've been running firewall distributions for a good few years now on an > old Compaq low profile box (Pentium III, 500 MHz) which I bought from > Jamie's. I started with Smoothwall v2.0, and added extra RAM when I > upgraded to Smoothwall v3.0; it now has 512MB RAM and a 6.3GB HDD. > <snip> > Can anyone suggest an alternative route to where I want to be (i.e. the > equivalent of IPCop with red, green and blue interfaces), please? I > suppose in the end I could just stick a wired network card in the IPCop > box and hook up to an external wireless access point, but that would > mean using another power socket, and I already use about 18 in this room... > > Thanks in advance for any help > > Ian > I haven't used it at all and hence don't know whether it is any good but have you looked at: http://www.ipfire.org which, I believe, is a fork IPCop and according to http://www.ipfire.org/about (click on firewall tab) supports what you want. Furthermore, it looks as if it gets updated regularly (unlike IPCop): http://downloads.ipfire.org/older Cheers, Steve
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