Matthew Dillon [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
When using a free OS as a router or firewall the main issue tends not
to be the OS itself but the box you are running it on. To really be
useful as a black box router it needs to be a small, fanless PC,
preferably booted off a flash
This is a very general post. I've just buy a Linksys Wireless router,
and it comes with a router, a firewall with forwarding and natting
capability and a DHCP server. I'm wondering if it's a equivalent choice
(for speed, security, etc) to use such a router for my network, or if it
just can't be as
On 2007-12-28 17:55, Stephane Russell wrote:
This is a very general post. I've just buy a Linksys Wireless router,
and it comes with a router, a firewall with forwarding and natting
capability and a DHCP server. I'm wondering if it's a equivalent choice
(for speed, security, etc) to use such a
Sdävtaker wrote:
I was using a P1/233MMX with DFBSD before buy a linksys router.
I got the linksys router becouse the P1 micro crashed and i couldnt find
a replacement, linksys router (WRT54G) sucks, i got to restart it once
per week at least, it likes to crash a lot even with the lastest
Jasse Jansson [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi,
For the Linksys stuff ,check this one out:
http://www.polarcloud.com/tomatofaq
I have not updated my own unit yet, but I'm told
it's one of the better updates for the WRT56 series
routers out there.
I'm running this on different platforms, and
When using a free OS as a router or firewall the main issue tends not
to be the OS itself but the box you are running it on. To really be
useful as a black box router it needs to be a small, fanless PC,
preferably booted off a flash drive instead of a hard drive.
Matthew Dillon wrote:
When using a free OS as a router or firewall the main issue tends not
to be the OS itself but the box you are running it on. To really be
useful as a black box router it needs to be a small, fanless PC,
preferably booted off a flash drive instead of a hard
Michael Neumann wrote:
Matthew Dillon wrote:
When using a free OS as a router or firewall the main issue tends
not
to be the OS itself but the box you are running it on. To really be
useful as a black box router it needs to be a small, fanless PC,
preferably booted off a flash
On Fri, 28 Dec 2007 19:42:06 +0100, Jasse Jansson wrote:
Sdävtaker wrote:
I was using a P1/233MMX with DFBSD before buy a linksys router. I got
the linksys router becouse the P1 micro crashed and i couldnt find a
replacement, linksys router (WRT54G) sucks, i got to restart it once
per week
