[Wolves] Smoothwall with wireless router

[fizzy]

 --- Old Dan <dan at dannyboy.dnsalias.org> wrote: 
> Ah but /how well/ does it do it?

Bleh, it's an on off thing.

>http://www.snapgear.com/faqomatic/public_html/fom-serve/cache/31.html
> 
> Now we don't know what sort of router it is so we
> don't know whether it 
> has this capability do we?  I do know however that a
> lot of wireless 
> routers most certainly do not.

The way it was explained to me statefullness isn't
necesarily a good thing, but quiz bambam on it
<italian accent> i know na-thing</italian accent> :)
> 
> ...when it gets updated - which only happens as long
> as that router is 
> being manufactured in most cases.
So when it stops being updated he gets a smothwall box
:)
> 
> Yes it is.  See immediately above.
> 
> Now wash your mouth out!  ;P

I see the argument for having a smothwall box instead
of a router, but are you really arguing that your
average joe needs both?

> Dan

fizz


	
	
		
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