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3/15 If I want to use my Pentium100 as a router, do I need do download
LRP? Can't I just use routed/ifconfig stuff? Please help -newbie
\_ Never heard of LRP. If you want to do serious routing look at
gated from http://merit.edu and zebra. A P100 is probably not enough
to be a serious router unless you have a really small network
an very few outbound paths.
\_ I use Oxygen (http://leaf.sourceforge.net It's a descendent
of LRP. There are others in the LEAF family. A P100 should
be fine for a small network (home DSL/cable connection).
\_ I use a p166. It's more than fast enough for my home net.
There's a million ways to do it. Pick whatever software set has
the best docs and makes you feel most warm n fuzzy.
\_ For three years I've used a P100 with 32MB ram as a:
1. DNS Server, 2. Mail Server, 3. Web Server (10 domains)
and drum roll please: 4. Router... Standard RedHat will do it,
it just takes some configuring...
\_ I've used both linux and openbsd as routers on a p100, p133, and
p166. Never had problems.
\_ do you need a special software to do this? Or can you do it with
that routed thing? -newbie
\_ OpenBSD comes with everything you need.
\_ OpenBSD comes with everything you need. Routed will handle
a few networks, but it isn't a scalable solution (gated
is much better). I don't know about Linux 2.whatever, but
back in the 2.0 days, linux came with everything you needed. |
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