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<P><FONT SIZE=2>John Reagan wrote:<BR>
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>Andrew - would you be interested in giving any talks<BR>
>at the Berkeley/Americas ITP on July 5?<BR>
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What is ITP?<BR>
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>2) I'm looking in a month or so to put together a<BR>
>web site for the ITP. Would Untangle's free sw be of<BR>
>any use for that?<BR>
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Untangle would be a good choice if the network is going to have users who you might want to protect from spam, spyware, viruses and "innapropriate" websites. Since I don't think that is the case, the other reason to consider using Untangle would be our new (version 5.1 & later) GUI for configuring iptables. If you're not a GUI guy and don't have users to protect, you might consider ipcop, m0n0wall or pfsense. <BR>
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Andrew Fife<BR>
Untangle - The Open Source Network Gateway<BR>
www.untangle.com/download<BR>
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