Coyote, or Other?

I'm looking to replace an NT server runningWinRoute with something for Linux. Its something I've been meaning to do for awhile, bu Rasmon deciding it wanted to crash whenever I dial in has forced the issue.

I did some preliminary reasearch, and came up with .Coyote Linux , a small floppy based distro for just the purpose.

Does anyone have any experience with this or any other Linux based routing solution for dialup?

Thanks in advance.

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http://www.smoothwall.org

Epic, thanks for the tip. Due to other circumstances, I ended up going with XP's built in ICS (shudders) but I'll certainly keep it in mind for the next time I need something. It looks very good and I may setup a server with it just to test it out.

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