[Charles Rishel]

I wholeheartedly concur.  I have been using a coyote box ever since I got 
my cable connection.  I actually REFUSED to put my network on the cable box 
until I had a firewall in place.  Coyote took care of ALL my issues in a 
flash.  It is extremely easy to setup, runs on virtually ANY pc you have 
lying around, and doesn't require a hard drive to be used/wasted.
Current setup: 1 mb, 133Mhz processor, 16MB ram, Floppy drive, Vid card 
(not necessary, but convenient).  BTW, my router has not used over 10MB ram 
since creation, with 4 computers running behind it.

NOTE
If you are a gamer, you can run into issues with the NAT and games, IE you 
will not be able to host games on places like gamespy as they dont work 
well with NAT.  BNet works without a hitch however :^)  DiabloII rocks.

Chaz03


At 11:27 AM 10/24/02 -0400, you wrote:
>don't look any further then http://www.coyotelinux.com/, it couldn't be 
>any easier.
>
>Riga, Anthony wrote:
>>I want to try and set up an old pc as a linux router does anyone know of 
>>a program to use. Ive heard of a program called freesco does anyone know 
>>about it?
>
>
>--
>Darin Perusich
>Unix Systems Administrator
>Cognigen Corp.
>darinper at cognigencorp.com
>
>

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