There are a lot of factors involved in maximizing your connection speed: physical considerations and software applications to name a few.
A Linux router is one good solution. You can setup your own firewall rules and traffic shaping. And as discussed in another thread here, there are different ways of accomplishing this.
So the answer is both yes and no. Yes, a linux router is capable to help you with this. And no, it is not enough on its own.
Mhac
On 6/9/06,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
hi guys,
i was planning to set up LINUX ROUTER here in our company...
we had several pentium 133mhz, 32 MB CPU...
though i know it can be configured perfectly for a linux router...
just wondering if its enough to maximize our internet speed?
we had a 2MB ADSL connection as PLDT said..
around 40 CPU in the house...
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