Minimum Specs for Smoothwall
Peter Barker
pbarker at barker.dropbear.id.au
Sun Dec 2 11:58:09 EST 2001
On 2 Dec 2001, Damien Elmes wrote:
> > If its dedicated to only a single task, such as routing/nat, it won't
> > require a large amount of ram. Most routers e.g Cisco 2500's etc, only have
> ... and the operating system in firmware.
>
> not really a decent comparison there :-) but your gist was right - you
> don't need *that* much ram to do routing/nat.
Of course, smoothwall does a little more than than. Web-based
administration is one (guess what's usually swapped out :-) and IP
accounting sums (generating traffic graphs fcol!) is another. That sort of
thing requires memory.
> cheers!
Yours,
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