CD-Based Linux firewalls?

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CD-Based Linux firewalls?

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I'm looking to change my firewall from IPCop to something that runs off the CD. it needs to have support for at least the intel and realtek line of NIC's. also, a web-based admin panel is required.
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you may be lucky enough to get something like that that will run from a FDD.
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I used this thing fora while: http://m0n0.ch/
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If it doesn't use OpenBSD's PacketFilter it sucks ;)
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both sites are DOA
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Post by Arch »

I know you are looking for a cd-based version, but I've been using Smoothwall firewall a bit in a lab class I'm taking and it seems very competent. It has a web interface and supports all sorts of nifty features. Check it out at: http://www.smoothwall.org/

Sorry, I can't really contribute anything with regard to something that runs directly from cd.
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