sortof OT firewalls
Jason Stephenson
jason at sigio.com
Mon Dec 9 08:52:24 EST 2002
I use an old PC running OpenBSD 2.7, IPF and IPNAT. It wasn't exactly
quick to set up the first time, but after that, it works great.
Some hints: You'll want two nics in the machine and a hub doesn't hurt
either. This is really a better set up for someone who has more than 1
machine behind the firewall. (I have 4, not counting the firewall
machine itself.) You'll also want to update your firewall system as soon
as it is installed. There's a security fix for the version of IPF that
shipped with OpenBSD 2.7.
The above should work with cable, DSL, or other broadband connection. If
you get a real modem, it should even work as a dial on demand server,
but I've never set one of those up.
Tom Rauschenbach wrote:
>
> I've met some who is a windows user with a cable modem. Can anyone recommend
> any defensive software she can use ? Open source is obviously preffered,
> Thanks
> TomR
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