On Friday 20 January 2006 01:01 IST, Kevin Krammer wrote:
> > I do not mind putting up a higher config for the server. I could make
> > my existing PC; an AMD64 3000+ with 1Gig of RAM be the server while i
> > personally use a laptop.
>
> It might be better to use a dedicated machine as the firewall, so it can
> be really locked down, etc.
> Depending on your specific needs it might even be recommendable to use an
> firewall appliance, for example something like this:
> http://www.netgear.com/products/details/FR114P.php
I might rather take this route when i want to have my server do other stuff.
I have had the linksys WRT54GS in mind. It has wireless... But here i need
to learn how i can protect my LAN and internet usage with the wireless
router. I am yet to learn and understand this, and i think it is worth it.
It is about a year now since i shifted to using linux from the 'other OS'
and it took me less than a month or two, before i started exclusively using
and then evangelizing Linux and KDE. As Nigel mentioned in the other
post... it is definitely worth it. :-)
> As for question no. 4:
> One word: Jabber, because you can install your own Jabber server, there
> are several clients for a lot of platforms and only have to allow one
> specific machine (the one the Jabber server is running on) to connect to
> the Internet for external IM usage
OK. Does jabber support audio / video? I think it supports audio considering
that Google talk uses the jabber protocol and they do have voice...
--
Cheers!
kitts
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