Re: [expert] Notebook firewall setup

2001-07-31 Thread Tzafrir Cohen
Rusty Carruth wrote: > Oh, I don't know.My firewall at home is Mandrake 7.0.2, which was the only > 486 mandrake available back when I built the box. ITs been running as my > firewall quite happily for a long time now. (The current box is a 'high-speed > 486 dx2-66' that replaced a slow-speed 4

Re: [expert] Notebook firewall setup

2001-07-30 Thread Glen Sagers
Check out the following site, it's kind of an repository for firewall howtos, etc... http://www.linuxfirewall.com The linux router project may also have some applicable information. http://www.linuxrouter.org It seems to be down right now, but there are mirrors-search google for linux router pro

Re[2]: [expert] Notebook firewall setup

2001-07-30 Thread Rusty Carruth
etharp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Mandrake (at least since 7.1) is "optimized" for at least pentium class > machines, I suggest you try to find a older copy of redhat (6.0, I am sure > would run) or the 7.0 i486arch version of mandrake. But bud, you are going to > make a compairision then yo

[expert] Notebook firewall setup

2001-07-29 Thread Gavin
Dear Experts, I need your help, I have been given an old Toshiba DynaBook EZ 486, I want to use it as a floppy bootup firewall for my SOHO system, any suggestions on software to be used? also I need to get the manuals in english, everything is in Japanese. thanks for your help in advance. I'm