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Re: [PLUG] Linux Firewall/Router Appliance
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Sweet! Thanks for the tip. I'm checking it out now.
On 1/11/07, Matt Ayres <
matta@tektonic.net> wrote:
Matt Ayres wrote: > > > jimjawn wrote: > >> >> Are there any rackmount, embeded routing appliances that run on >> linux? I'm basically looking for a 24 port switch or greater that I
>> can ssh into and add static routes on a per port basis. Is there >> anything out there like this for linux? Alternatively, i could but a >> full size server and stick as many nics into the PCI/e slots as I can
>> and setup routing per interface, but I feel like this would be >> overkill and that there would something that would be created for this >> specific purpose. >> > > Simply put the Linux box on a trunked VLAN port and then it can access
> any VLAN via special network interfaces.. no need to have all those > network cards. You can then use VLAN's/ports on the switch to be your > "network cards". >
-or- go get yourself a Cisco 3550. It's a switch with software layer 3
routing capabilities. It's capable of limited BGP and tends to topple over routing >200Mbit/s of traffic.
Regards, Matt
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