[lug] Wi-Fi Firewall
Jason W. Strnad
jasons at ehlokitty.org
Mon Oct 14 15:23:37 MDT 2002
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On Monday, October 14, 2002, at 02:43 PM, jef vratny wrote:
> 1. Does anybody see any problems with or have any suggestions for this
> idea?
>
Those pigtails can be a real PIA. I might recommend that you check out
some of the PCI 802.11b cards (not PCMCIA on a sled), I have 3
different models which have a more suitable antenna connector (2
different kinds on 3 cards) and allow for more versatile antenna
placement. My personal preference are the SOHO (cheap if you can find
one) or DLINK, both cards are Prism based.
> 2. Anybody tried anything like this?
I have setup a temporary point-to-point link and found I really wished
I could put the whole thing outdoors, but that was my application.
> 3. Anybody got an older box they want to get rid of? I know i can pick
> one
> up on ebay, but the shipping is usually as much as the box is worth ;o)
If you cant find a donation, you might try some of the businesses
advertised here:
http://www.computoredge.com/colorado/coadvertiserindex.htm
Many are local, and you can save on the shipping. I bought a stack of
10 p-120's when I wanted to try a setting up a beowulf, I paid $30/each
for cpu/32meg/500-800MB hdd's at the time.
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Jason W. Strnad
jstrnad at mac.com
PS - the beowulf was a bit faster than my celeron 400...but it was fun,
and educational. =]
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