on 5/2/02 9:57 PM, the pickle at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> Hey Kai :)  How's the Great White North?  Been a bit chilly here lately...
Yup  chilly here too  just wait  keep that air conditioner  June July are
gonna be here soon   watch out
>> I am looking for firewall (free?) for my iMac but also to install in the
>> more senior members of the family - Classic and 575 that can still go
>> online.
>> A very quick search of LEM did not give a result yet.
> I think IPNetRouter has some firewall features.
Good - thank you for the tip - will take a look shortly!

> Your best bet $-wise would be to set up something like a IIci with twin
> Ethernet cards and a *nix of some sort (NetBSD comes to mind), but that's a
> lot of trouble.
> Option #3, definitely the easiest, is to get a broadband router that has a
> serial port for modem backup and use that.  (That way it's still useful
> even if you're on dialup, and it uses a LOT less electricity than keeping a
> computer on all the time.)  Avoid Linksys if you do this.
These are excellent ideas. I will fwd them to my Mac technician pal who
shd be up here soon. if i try to do this myself at home I will
get into difficulties :) like with tcp/ip in OS 8.1... hehe
Meanwhile I only use one machine at a time :)
How was your teip to Canada?
kai



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