Kolla in m0n0wall,
http://m0n0.ch/wall/
Jag har iofs bara använt den i hemmamiljö (8 Mbps) men den ska klara över 100 Mbps på en vanlig PC. Jag blir inte så lätt imponerad av mjukvara men jag har verkligen inget negativt att säga om denna.
Installationen är smärtfri:
Citat:
Installation on a standard PC (CD-ROM version)
Installation on a standard PC with the CD-ROM (+ floppy disk) version requires the following steps:
* download the ISO image
* burn the ISO image onto a CD-R (or -RW)
o FreeBSD (ATAPI recorder): burncd -s max -e data cdrom-xxx.iso fixate
o Windows: use your favorite burning program (e.g. Nero) to record the ISO image (2048 bytes/sector, Mode-1)
* take a standard 1.44 MB diskette and format it (with MS-DOS/FAT file system!)
o FreeBSD: fdformat -f 1440 /dev/fd0 && newfs_msdos -L "m0n0wallcfg" -f 1440 /dev/fd0
Note: you can omit the fdformat step if the floppy disk is already (low-level) formatted
o Windows: format A:
* power up your PC, enter the BIOS and make sure that booting from CD-ROM is enabled and booting from floppy disk is disabled
* insert CD-ROM and floppy disk (do not write-protect the floppy disk!)
* boot
* wait for the console menu to appear, select 1. (assign network ports)
* assign functions (LAN/WAN/OPT) to your interfaces (hint: use auto-detection, or let the MAC addresses tell you which card is which one)
* change the LAN IP address, or use the default (192.168.1.1; m0n0wall acts as a DHCP server by default)
* access the webGUI (user: 'admin', default password: 'mono')
* make the necessary changes to the default configuration
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/ mikael