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Comments:
<0> grr|chick
<0> are you realyl a chix0r?
<1> yeppers
<2> some people
<1> are you?
<0> i have been known to appear as one
<1> in certain situations, or in the mirror?
<0> ignore me im jut bored
<0> *just
<2> lol
<1> it's ok
<1> i'm just in a goofy mood
<0> and im in a male mood
<2> im in the mood for info...but no one has suggestions
<0> haha mach9
<1> google has all the answers
<2> id go with cisco if i could afford it...but i need something more consumer grade
<2> linksys it may be
<2> one would think grr|chick
<2> but nooo :)
<1> http://www.velocityreviews.com/forums/t41584-cisco-vs-consumer-grade.html
<1> http://www.technewsworld.com/story/32578.html
<2> i know the difference but still doesnt answer my question ;)
<1> lol
<1> ok, so what's the actual question
<2> i need a good consumer grade appliance that will give VPN access to about 10 or so remote users
<2> without h***le
<2> and have no issues with NAT traversal
<1> ooh
<1> i went to a conference and they talked about that
<2> well regurgitate something useful then :)
<1> haha
<1> gimme a min
<2> times up ;)
<3> netgear has some stuff, the metal box ones. I have one I got off ebay for $40 ;)
<1> k, it was some microsoft product
<2> yeah different standards of vpn
<2> some cooperate with nat some dont ;)
<2> anyhow....linksys has a wireless router / vpn that might work
<2> but i dont know anyone thats tried one
<2> netgear has one
<2> and im sure theres some others
<2> was hopin for some hands on info from someone whos set one up
<2> but i guess thats hoping too much ;)
<1> yeah, not from me
<1> bbiab
<4> is there anyway to store a ssl certificate on my computer so I dont have to permit it in IE each time?
<5> hello
<6> hey
<0> lo
<5> has anyone here played with bridging (using brctl for example) ?
<0> tried Ethernet-Bridge-netfilter-HOWTO
<0> ?
<0> microbe: http://www.faqs.org/docs/Linux-HOWTO/Ethernet-Bridge-netfilter-HOWTO.html
<5> yeah, I tryed that out allready
<5> but my conf is pretty special
<5> I'm not even sure bridging is what i need
<0> so larq what be the problem sir?
<5> i have 3 nodes to connect by wireless
<0> please explain what you'd like to achieve and oneof our highly trained engineers will attempt to ***ist yew
<5> 1 node is composed of 4 wireless interfaces that are connected to directionnal antennas
<5> the bridge would've joined the 4 wireless interfaces together to make only one
<5> The problem i had here is that i got DUP! packets and wireless interfaces would just crash after a moment
<5> because of duplicated traffic
<5> the problem is that, because of the 4 interfaces, if a signal from another node reachs all the for interfaces, the four interfaces will duplicate the packets
<5> for/four
<5> do u highly trained engineers attempt to follow me?
<7> what is the best nvidia driver that i can use for an older geforce 2 mx 100/200
<8> try #hardware
<9> hi
<9> user -> zyxel 3124 -> cisco 3750
<9> ah, nevermind
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