My thinking would be you have a linux box setup as your router. You don't
need anything else. Just swap whatever you where using on it for web
connections for the dsl line
-----Original Message-----
From: John Allman [mailto:allmanj at houseofireland.com]
Sent: 16 October 2002 10:19
To: ilug at linux.ie
Subject: [ILUG] Adsl modem/router recommendations
Hi - we're probably going to get the eircom uncapped service into the
office here but yesterday i got eircoms quotes for the routers they were
offering. The prices were way over the top and the router they were
offering was complete overkill for us anyway. We currently have a linux
firewall/nat box through which all our traffic goes so i dont need any
of their firewalling or nat or any other advanced features.
What i'm looking for is recommendations for an adsl modem (or possibly a
*very* simple router) that's easy to set up and is known to work well
with both linux and eircoms service. I just need it to physically
connect to one machine and provide connectivity for that machine - the
linux box will do the rest. The linux box is just a pc running suse 8.0
(default kernel). Atm it's got two network cards and i've just checked
and it does have a usb port.
any suggestions would be appreciated
thanks
John
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