Caraker Shane A SrA 1 CS/SCMV wrote: <snippage>
<snippage>Would either of these be suited for a firewall setup? I'm assuming some version of *nix could handle this w/ out a problem, as well as maybe acting as a file server (no important files) and a few other misc tasks. Neither of us are "well versed" in linux/unix, but we're both familair with it.
Unless you want to embark on a *major* learning project about *nix and firewall issues (and hey, there's nothing wrong with that :), I would recommend ClarkConnect. You will have to register if you want automatic security upgrades, but it is the most drop-dead-simple firewall/router that I know of that is reasonably secure and free.
One big caveat: ClarkConnect is easy to set up for DSL/Cable and other network-type Internet connections, but if you have only dial-up access, I'd look elsewhere.
clarkconnect.org
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