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Message-ID: <1056004438.6377.2.camel@superdrive.mobile.textbox.net>
From: phantasm at textbox.net (phantasm)
Subject: Linux firewall

If I remember correctly, there was a floppy version of Linux called
Coyote that just did Firewall, remote dial-in, and such.

http://www.coyotelinux.com/

RKD 
Textbox Networks

On Wed, 2003-06-18 at 23:51, Matt wrote:
> If you want to go with something "pre made - home use "you might want to
> look in to something like IPCop (ipcop.org) or SmoothWall
> (smoothwall.org). They are pretty simple to set up, requiring very low
> hardware specs. I had both running like a champ on a 200MHz with 32MB of
> ram
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