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Does anyone know where I can get free firewalls for windows XP PRO?
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I personally use a hardware firewall, but you can download ZoneAlarm from http://www.download.com/ZoneAlarm/30...1.html?tag=pop
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I found a "Visara MTX" thinclient at a local computer show. It used a Disk-on-Chip running QNX2.0.
The machine is tiny, about the size of a phonebook directory, has no fans installed, no hard-drive, no floppys. Has a Cyrix 233Mhz o/c to 300mhz CPU. I tapped into and soldered a connection to the power supply, hooked in a 1GB hard drive. Mounted it onto the top of the case. I disabled the Disk-on-Chip in the bios, added some more RAM. Added a second ISA network card (has a built-in ethernet) Added a CD-rom and installed FreeBSD base onto the hard drive I installed. Then removed the CDrom, fired up the hard drive, and finished installing FreeBSD via FTP. I use it for my IPFW firewall +NAT. Cost me $30. I've also used the same machine for a Jukebox. |