> as I said, best is a firewall, however GBE capable pfsense HW starts at > 1000 NIS + need at least another 200 for an AP,
Hi, Late reply, but here goes: You can repurpose (or add capability) to any existing x86/rpi system in your home, you'll need a wifi USB dongle (if said system isn't already wifi equipped). Personally, I've run IPAM on a 1GB 1vCPU KVM guest with RAM to spare. Debian detected low memory mode at ~512MB RAM and was able to run that lean. Redhat.. not so much. PFsense and such are nice, however <enter favorite distro here> and iptables/firewalld would do just as well. That system will be your LAN router, DNS, AP, and will act as an IPv6to4 gateway for all LAN clients. As far as the ISP modem is concerned, the only client it will know is the system in discussion here. This will be fine until you will need inbound access as well (ssh to home, for example), then you'll have to worry about two forwarding rule sets, rather than one. Good luck :) -- Guy Gold _______________________________________________ Linux-il mailing list Linux-il@cs.huji.ac.il http://mailman.cs.huji.ac.il/mailman/listinfo/linux-il
