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Subject: Firewalls for FBSD
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I am interested in using FreeBSD as a firewall between out service and a 
corporated customer next door (ethernet connection) on a 386- 40 machine 
with 8 megs of RAM and 100 megs of disk.

1.  Will it have  enough power to do the job?

2.  What software should I install for the firewall?

Any pointers appreciated.
jbeukema