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wireless wrote: |
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> http://www.soekris.com/net4501.htm |
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> I look at the web site, and it can take |
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> "a MiniPCI type III board and a low-power standard PCI board" |
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> Any body have 2 pci cards working with this? |
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> Anybody set up iptables with 3 nics so as to get |
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> Internet, LAN and DMZ zones securely configured |
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> with iptables? |
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> curious, |
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> James |
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Sure, just tell gnap you have 3 eth's and configure shorewall the way |
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you want it. |
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You don't have to run shorewall at boot time. Run it once, save the |
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iptables and then |
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rw-sync.sh -w the var/lib/iptables directory. |
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Soekris have an optional 4 port std-pci card that will take it to 7 eth's. |
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The mini-pci card seems mostly for wireless using 'BSD. Its physically a |
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different kind of slot. |
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--John |
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