IPCop is similar here, I have run it of CF cards a couple of times in small
boxes similar to those available from linitx (http://linitx.com/) and they
can even supply the CF cards preconfigured if required.
Again it is very configurable, support for up to 4 networks (public,
private, dmz, and an
Nick McClure wrote:
Anybody use the Smoothwall Firewall? It is a linux distro designed for
firewall/router use.
The ISO is only 34MB, so it doesn't need much disk space, and runs on about
any thing. I've currently got it setup on a P90 with 64MB of Ram and three
NICs.
OpenBSD is my
I have used IPCop in about 20 locations for a previous company and still use
it at home now. It used to be based on smoothwall code but has diversified
quite a bit now.
Why?
Anybody use the Smoothwall Firewall? It is a linux distro
designed for firewall/router use.
The ISO is only 34MB, so
Just wanting to get a reaction, wanting to see if anybody else has used it,
and any troubles they may have had.
-Original Message-
From: James Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, January 31, 2005 12:01 PM
To: CF-Community
Subject: RE: Firewall Software
I have used IPCop
I considered using Smoothwall but opted instead for m0n0wall (m0n0wall.ch). It
fits on a Compact Flash card. I installed it on a mini firewall device from
Soekris Engineering (www.soekris.com). The whole things cost me under $300. The
Soekris device is tiny, no bigger than a home networking
