Its EPUD that still handles their dialup now, Ben. I am just kinda curious if it
still workable or not, otherwise, I will go another route, another after that
and another, another route after that, if that's what I gotta do in order to
make ends meet.
Jeff
Ben Barrett wrote:
A while ago, yes
Specificaly the WRT54G(L) is one of the better models. The V5
which has a Sveasoft firmward is hackable but has half the RAM &
ROM. The WRT54GL is available at such fine establishments as
Computerbase (more due in Tuesday I believe). The downside to
the WRT54GL is the cost is higher ($79). You won'
A while ago, yes -- I confirmed its basic interoperability with MS's stock netmeeting (IIRC), but that was over a LAN. Check your codecs for bandwidth requirements... and know your lines (if they're noisy and your connection speed often drops, account for that of course). Something simple should
The linux model of the linksys 54G router, which is nigh impossible to find at a brick-n-mortar store, runs linux and is Open to customization... there are nice normal-like GUI management packages for it from what I've seen, but you can also SSH into it and change iptables, setup OpenVPN or whatnot
Has anyone used GnomeMeeting for videophone or video conferencing before? I have
a friend that has a videophone via Sorenson and Comcast Cable, but I'm wondering
how well it would work via my current connection through EFN on a dialup connection?
Jeff
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Also checkout "Smoothwall", which worked for me until I decided a $50
hardware router was really the easiest way to do things.
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ClarkConnect is overkill for just a firewall/router. Stick with
simpler distros like Coyote, IPCop, M0n0wall, and others. Search
distrowatch.com for "firewall" for more options. A few of the
firewall specific distros even fit on a floppy and give you
reasonable performance.
That be all,
Mr O.
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Also consider some of the documents at:http://en.tldp.org/HOWTO/HOWTO-INDEX/networking.html#NETROUTING
http://en.tldp.org/HOWTO/HOWTO-INDEX/networking.html#NETSECURITYhttp://en.tldp.org/HOWTO/HOWTO-INDEX/admin.html#ADMSECURITY
http://en.tldp.org/guides.htmlhttp://en.tldp.org/docs.html#faq ( http://
I would go with somthing like ClarkConnect for ease of administration for the folks that are used to current routers
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Jay,
If you wanted to get started, you might look into a distribution like
IPcop, Devil Linux, or the Linux router Project. All of which were
started with this sort of thing in mind. Some tutorials can be found
on:
http://librenix.com/?inode=2612
http://www.linuxsecurity.com/content/view/
Disregard and delete my previous server error msgs if you desire, by the time you get/got this you have alredy addressed the issues with the server. I just (yesterday) got Comcast 4 Mb service, please excuse my e-mail(s). The server response time seemed good!
I do have a question though: How do I s
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