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I believe you are correct, Bob. Linux is Linux. The only difference is how the companies lay out the file structure. In this case, it really doesn't matter because for initial setup they have custom setup screens. Everything else is done via the web interface. You can log in as root and get a command line, but they have a different user for logging in that does a very specific function. So the "distribution" is IPCop. Mike Wills Lawson Programmer/Administrator -----Original Message----- From: Bob Crothers You don't get a choice. IPCop runs on it's own version of Linux. The current version is based over a very striped down Red Hat 8 I believe. And I they are going to move to LFS (Linux from Scratch) in the future. Bottom line is that for most IPCop users, the exact underlying OS doesn't really matter. And it is supposed to be a dedicated machine. You do NOT want to run your mail server or "other" things on the IPCop machine. > -----Original Message----- > From: Scott Johnson > > Great one more of my questions answered. Now for a different question. > > What OS and version are people running IPCop on? And don't just say > Linux. > What 'strain' and version of Linux are you using to run it? > > -- Scott J. > > > > Actually, probably 3 nics. 1 for the Red or Internet, 1 for the > > Green or your trusted network, and the last is known as Orange > > and is where your servers live. > > > > And it is defiantly not hog-ware. The 2 machines I have running > > IPCop don't even break a sweat. Which is how I want it. > > > > Bob
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