razor-ak
12-31-2000, 04:05 PM
I've been comparing Linux, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, and NetBSD (used em all, like em all) for a router. I'm looking for something that will give me optimum performance and security.
I plan to run this on a Pentium 133 with 48MB of RAM and 6 NICs and 2 modems. I have both cable modem and 1mb/s SDSL. I plan the network like this:
1 NIC for the PPP network
1 NIC for a network with the cable modem
1 NIC for the network with the DSL modem
1 NIC for the other PPP network
1 modem for connecting a windows box to the net
1 modem for backup if the cable modem/DSL ever goes down
My network is all 100Mbps Fast Ethernet with 10 machines (3 linux workstations, a linux server, a firewall, a router, a WinNT server, and 3 windows workstations).
Now here is what I was wondering: Can someone give me a testimonial of what they are running? CPU, RAM, connection, computers on there LAN, how their network is setup, how much traffic you get, and the CPU and RAM usage the machine has (average and at peak times).
[This message has been edited by razor-ak (edited 31 December 2000).]
[This message has been edited by razor-ak (edited 31 December 2000).]
I plan to run this on a Pentium 133 with 48MB of RAM and 6 NICs and 2 modems. I have both cable modem and 1mb/s SDSL. I plan the network like this:
1 NIC for the PPP network
1 NIC for a network with the cable modem
1 NIC for the network with the DSL modem
1 NIC for the other PPP network
1 modem for connecting a windows box to the net
1 modem for backup if the cable modem/DSL ever goes down
My network is all 100Mbps Fast Ethernet with 10 machines (3 linux workstations, a linux server, a firewall, a router, a WinNT server, and 3 windows workstations).
Now here is what I was wondering: Can someone give me a testimonial of what they are running? CPU, RAM, connection, computers on there LAN, how their network is setup, how much traffic you get, and the CPU and RAM usage the machine has (average and at peak times).
[This message has been edited by razor-ak (edited 31 December 2000).]
[This message has been edited by razor-ak (edited 31 December 2000).]