Hello LEAF users,
We are going to be getting a full 100mbit line dropped to us in a colocation
facility. We plan to resell part of this bandwidth to about about 20
dedicated and colocated clients. I am trying to come up with a cheap,
effective & easy solution to serve these clients AND manage
>I think Bering/ WISP are good candidates for the following reasons:
WISP is for wireless networks no? None of this network would be wireless
(its at a datacenter/carrier hotel).
I was looking at the bering install/users guide at:
http://leaf.sourceforge.net/devel/jnilo/busers.html
I'm not rea
If I wanted to offer someone a capped 5 mbits of bandwidth, how could I do
that with LEAF/Bering? I saw that it had rate limiting, but it was for
bursting... for number of connections per second.
Thanks,
Kaz
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Does anyone know of a way to limit the number of emails a box/IP could send
out per day? I'm going to be starting a colocation hosting business here
soon. I would like to lock down SMTP a little bit if possible, I doubt it is
though.
- Kaz
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I plan to start out with a 100mbit connection from my provider, but will
quickly move to 300mbit over Gigabit Ethernet. Could someone list a few good
server class gigabit NIC's that are supported by Leaf/Bering.
Thanks,
Kaz
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Might be interested in paying someone local for some consulting/hand-holding
for our LEAF project.
We are going to be hooking up 100mbits over TP to start, but will quickly
moving to 300mbits over gigabit ethernet with fiber.
We might need someone to help setting up the LEAF box to do all the
Is there any real difference or benefit to using one of these over the
other? I remember reading through the archives someone mentioned they bought
a SECURE disk-on-module somewhere. Does this mean it can be write-protected
like a floppy? Or is there some utility available to enable/disable wr
