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<Bob Crothers> You do NOT have to build a Linux machine to use IPCop. In fact, you cant. You download the ISO, burn it to a cd, put it in the pc that will be the firewall and boot. It will load a specialized version of the Linux kernel. IPCop is just like any other firewall. It sits between your network and the Internet. </End Bob> So, if you don't have to build a Linux machine then is it kind of like having a Linux emulator running under Windows? It sounds like it's still a dedicated system so why not make the whole thing Linux? What are the system requirements (OS, hardware, etc.)? I would also assume that it doesn't have to be anything fancy. Dave Parnin Nishikawa Standard Company daparnin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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