[MLB-WIRELESS] Which Linux distro do you recommend as a rounter

[Alfred Shippen]

I use e-smith www.e-smith.org

It is based on Redhat, and works well as a router/email server/www server. It's workgroup functionality is excellent, and the easiest to configure that I have ever come across. It also can be configured for web mail. It is not GUI based, but is a little large.

or you can look at ipcop, www.ipcop.org
Ipcop is more specifically for routing, is very small, (can run on flash) 
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Joshua Rosinger 
  To: melbwireless at wireless.org.au 
  Sent: Thursday, January 23, 2003 6:20 PM
  Subject: [MLB-WIRELESS] Which Linux distro do you recommend as a rounter


  Hi all,

  Is there a concensus as to which Linux distro to use as a router / NAT / DHCP server / firewall etc.

  Don't need the full blown GUI / X -Windows / KDE / GNOME etc, just that it will be good enough
  to have internet sharing (including a wireless network)

  Cheers,

  Joshua
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