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    software to make server act as a router ?

    Our isdn router went walking over the weekend, so I've installed a TA into our server, but now I was wondering does anyone know off-hand of any decent software to allow the server to act as a router ?

    I don't want to use ISA server, I'd prefer to do this at a lower level..
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    Windows 2000 Server comes with Routing and Remote Access. That software can make your server act like a router.

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    ahh so it does.
    cheers
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    I not sure if this is what you're looking for, but there's a Linux distro called Freesco that's supposed to be a replacement for Cisco routers - it runs on old junk entirely off the floppy and won't touch the hard drive unless you explicitly tell it to.
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    That routing jobby in windows'll do nicely actually.
    Ya see we'd normally use our ISDN router, but we gave that as a lend to someone, and I just wanted to get us back onto the ISDN
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    Originally posted by plenderj
    That routing jobby in windows'll do nicely actually.
    Ya see we'd normally use our ISDN router, but we gave that as a lend to someone, and I just wanted to get us back onto the ISDN
    A little free with that hardware, eh, Jamie? Actually, I used to take our switch to LAN parties, which meant that no one could get online till I brough it home *snicker*

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    Originally posted by Zaei
    A little free with that hardware, eh, Jamie? Actually, I used to take our switch to LAN parties, which meant that no one could get online till I brough it home *snicker*

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    We took a nice Netgear 8-port 100MiB/s switch from work for our LAN party. Nicked it off the experimental GNU/Linux cluster
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