Hi Michael

Thanks for that. I had heard some rumblings about the support etc.

My requirements are simple really.

I want to have a firewall / and maybe print server attached to my Linux server hosting my domain (www.ePerth.net.au). The linux server will also have 2 other boxes attached; a non-Linux box for the family, and my SUSE Linux notebook. Each of us (3) will have separate email addresses; but one isp account. (I am not a mail / web guru - just a c / java / python / cobol developer).

I am thinking that in about mid Jan (on a weekend) to intice a few pluggers around to help set all this up (with lots of free beer and eats).

Cheers

Wayne

> "Michael Hunt" <michael.j.hunt@usa.net> <plug@plug.linux.org.au>Date: Fri, 28 Dec 2001 07:45:22 +0800
> [plug] Smoothwall as a firewall [was:] Smoothwall IDS/snort questionReply-To: plug@plug.linux.org.au
>
>
>I think there are two things I'd like to say about smoothwall as a firewall
>solution with one being solely technical and the other being solely a
>personal opinion.
>
>
>If I could just say one thing about these issues it would be that they have
>led me almost to the point of removing smoothwall from my box and replacing
>it with something else. Technically I can't see anything better than
>smoothwall (apart from a build your own debian) but the browser interface is
>quite important to my environment.
>
>Michael Hunt




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