ke4nt1
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Joined: Oct. 2003 |
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Posted: June 18 2004,05:10 |
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For several years now, I have run both my networks behind the Freesco package. Runs on a 386 with as little as 8 megs. Case/P-Supply, 2 nics, mboard/ memory, floppy drive, and your in business. If you have PCI nics, they configure themselves. Usually setup to run off a FLOPPY. Needs NO HD ever, and no monitor or keyboard except when installing. Quiet, compact, and if trouble strikes, simply REBOOT. Remote administration and service thru webmin-type interface. Works with dialups, DSL, isdn, etc...easy to configure Can use up to 3 nics for in/out/DMZ for your other servers Can use up to 2 modems for dial-IN and dial-OUT capability Print server, time server, web server, router, firewall, DNS caching server, DHCP server, gateway, MP3 server,
I run my system off a p100, 200mb HD, and 32 megs ram. Screaming fast! Leaves room for lots of stats and plugins, such as: Logging / reporting EDNA - http mp3 server, thttpd - http web server darkstat - network traffic graphic reporting Midnight Commander for file management Paranoid Firewall - passes NMAP stealth scan on all ports! Hundreds of others plugins at http://www.freescosoft.us/html/home.html
Give it a try, then go to www.grc.com and port scan your new doorstop. Or use NMAP from another location, you'll be pleased !
A wonderful project for "Atticware"
73 ke4nt
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