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From: omeganet@slip.net (Jimmy Gendron)
Subject: FreeBSD as a router
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OK.

I want to start my own ISP.
I`ve heard that FreeBSD can run as a router on a PC.

I have an old 386/40/08meg ram/150 megs HD

If I install FreeBSD on it, Can I use it as a router??

My connection is at 564Kbps, 56Kbps or 256 Kbps..(I`m not sure)

If i understand, my CSU/DSU will be connected directly to my >router<,
right???

HELP ME.
Jimmy Gendron
Rimouski,PQ
Canada

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