IpCop better than Smoothwall - at least for 1 thing

[Go†h_Li†e°²]

Hey guys ....im so glad that people caught on to the ipcop.org thing...ive been using it since the beginning of its dev..im running a heavily tweaked version of it and it has givin me zero problems ....i have pretty much used every other distro and ipcop is without a doubt the best....if you are using it remember to install the addons system it support things like proxy antivirus pop/smtp antivirus...etc.
Also the dynamic dns settings allows for hosting on ADSL lines with mail servers etc.
If anyone ever needs help with there ip cop gimme a PM and i will try and sort you out to the best of my ability!!
I can also point out other distros that go hand in hand with setting up a network = to an windows 2003 setup with clients ..etc..for next to nothing!!
In short you could setup a network worth R28000 for under R1500

ps. pardon my spelling

 

[brooko]

well i only got going with linux when RedHat 7.2 was released(first distro i sucessfully d/loaded)
but since then i've tried

RedHat8
RedHat9
Mandrake 9.0
Mandrake 9.1
Fedora Core 2
Fedora Core 3
Gentoo 2004.3
Slackware 10.0
Ubuntu "Hoary" (and kubuntu hoary, still perferr GNOME tho) --Current favorite, but we'll see when FC4 gets released....
Smoothwall
iPcop
and "Darik's Boot and Nuke" if you want to count that as a distro

An that's about it....
I would quite like to get my hands on a propper Boxed copy of SuSE 9.3


Although i got rid of everything exept FC3, iPcop, Ubuntu hoary, and RH9, I ran out of space in my CD-folder thingy, needed space for movie's disc's. I think i may still have some images somewhere......

 

[Karnaugh]

If you're in JHB and you give me a 10-pack of blank CD-R's, I'll give you Solaris 10 x86 (7 cd's in total) - pm me if you want...

No, I'm in Durban. I'll give you a shout next time I'm up there though, thanks.