Firewall // Network Shaping
From: Jasper RK Germeys (jasper.germeys_at_telia.com)
Date: 07/17/05
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Date: Sun, 17 Jul 2005 16:25:16 GMT
I was thinking of putting up my old Pentium 90 as firewall for my local
network at home. With about 10-30 rules for IPTABLES.
But what I wonder thou is if a P90 is suffident for network shaping, and how
much ram I probably would need.
The network shaping would be a simple one with 2 layers
Aswell, what distro should I preferable use, or even not linux?
I have no expercience within networkshaping, so any tips around there would
be nice too
please reply to jasper.germeys@telia.com
[shaping plan:]
Computer B-D shall have even access to the net and form a group that shall
have even access to the net as computer A (server)
[firewall]
[comp A] 50 ~ 50 [group B]
[comp B to D] (evenly split)
computer B-D will not constaty be running
possibly will the firewall have 3 network cards [uplink], [direct link to
comp A] and [switch to computer B-D]
or eventuelly will comp A be connected to the switch aswell
computer A-D will probably all run any type of windows
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