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[ILUG] Home net work options and opnions.

[ILUG] Home net work options and opnions.

Jason Corcoran jason.corcoran at activant.com
Thu Feb 26 09:43:03 GMT 2004


At last broadband has hit Longford, uncapped service by the local cable 
TV crowd (www.crossan.ie) and I have signed up.

I have an old 486 DX2 66 that I bought back in the day and I share a 
house with four people looking to use the connection. I am better of 
rolling my own firewall ( mandrake 9.2 with shore wall ) or using some 
thing like smooth wall ?

The modem is a usb and ether net jobie ( Terayon Cable Modem (TJ 70x series)

One of the guys in the house wants to connect his x box for on line 
gaming. Are there any special considerations that should be taken into 
account when setting up the fire wall ??

Thanks
Jason.
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Senior Software Engineer,
Activant Solutions Ltd.
Longford Ireland.

Email : Jason.Corcoran at Activant.com
Aim   : JasonCorcoran9
Http  : http://www.activant.com
Phone : + 353 (0) 43 49202




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