> Any m68040 Mac is generally more than fast enough to route, NAT, serve, or > any combination faster than the typical home DSL or cable modem. Any > multi-slot Quadra (700, 650, 800, whatever) can handle multiple segments, > meaning one for Internet, one for local network, one for wireless, et > cetera. I've used Quadras like this for many years. They are extremely > stable with NetBSD < 2.0.
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