[Gloucs] I-WORM/Opas.A

[Steve Searle]

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Around 03:51pm on Tuesday, December 31, 2002 (UK time), Mark scrawled:

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> On 31 Dec 2002, Guy Edwards wrote:
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> > Smoothwall does a quick DMZ by the way, if that's any use. (minor note)
> > You'll need an extra network card then of course...
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> It does indeed, ofcourse those people who dont like "sell-out" companies
> should look at IPcop (from the original supporters of smoothwall before
> they..."went commercial")
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Yes I use IPCop - and introduced it to where I work too.  Its fine - I
originally used Smoothwall but got a little put out by there
comercialism.

Btw (and I know I am beginning to sound a little like an advert for
them) Hemplan will also do network cards for =A32.  Be warned 'tho - the
HP 10/100 ones they do will only work at 10 - the 100 is an unusual
(RV?) protocol that is not supported by most switches, so they revert
back to 10.  If you search the news groups for the full model id there
are some posts about this.

Happy new year

Steve

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