home firewall/server

[cezar.spatariu at gmail.com (Cezar Spatariu Neagu)]

Have a look on IPCop. I had very good results as a firewall. 
Regards,

Cezar

On Wed, 2009-07-08 at 07:46 -0400, Carlos Perez wrote:
> PFSense works like a charm for this, I use it at home and
> I'm extremely happy with it. http://pfsense.org/
>
> On Wed, Jul 8, 2009 at 5:02 AM, Bert Van Kets <mailing at vankets.com>
> wrote:
>         Hi guys,
>         
>         I'm a newbie when it come to setting up a server with
>         enterprise
>         services. I have been using Linux for several years now and
>         have a
>         MythTV box running. I have four PCs running and there's no
>         Windows in
>         this house. :-D
>         
>         I was playing with the idea of setting up a multi purpose
>         server (file
>         sharing, print server, proxy, DNS, ...). The terms
>         multi-purpose and
>         security do not go hand in hand, but that is a trade off I
>         have to take
>         because I can not afford to run a full rack.
>         
>         The main question is: Can I use the one machine as a firewall,
>         using
>         multiple network cards on different subnets, and at the same
>         time run
>         Squid, SMTP, DNS, DHCPD, CUPS, etc.. on it?
>         What is the take of the experts on a situation like this? Keep
>         in mind
>         this is a home situation with a limited budget.
>         
>         Thanks.
>         
>         Bert
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