As for comparison, LRP has ipportfw, which is a great idea.
I find trinux easy to deal with in some situations. I've been on this
list for a long time and I think comparing trinux and LRP is like
comparing apples and oranges. They are tools intended for different
purposes.
There are several ways to init multiple cards. I think the
Multi-ethernet HOWTO covers it in the shortest description. It
depends on how your kernel is built and loaded.
Costa
Date: Tue, 26 Oct 1999 13:26:17 -0400
From: Randy Williams <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Getting started: eth1/DHCP problem
Interesting. I'd reviewed the docs (what few I could find) on the LRP,
and found them to be a bit behind Trinux in several areas (using ipfwadm
instead of ipchains, for example). I can always make a permanent
switch of hardware and have the Netgear NIC become eth0 (just have to
call myISP and tell them to set their DHCP server to look for the new
NIC card). Can anyone explain how to get an "eth1" running statically
then? Thanks again.
RW
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