Mailinglist Archive: opensuse (2522 mails)

[samelash@xxxxxxxxxxxxx (Samy Elashmawy)]

NOPE its some sort of router on a disk derived from the linux router
project. I thinlk its supposed to be a much more user/newbie type of router
that is much easier to set up and install. It looks interesting to me ,as I
am realy tight on time over the summer. If it works and is realy easy to
set up and meets my dial up modem and frewalling need then I will give it a
go. I jusyt got too much stuff on my plate and dont have time to slug it out.

I allready have suse 6.3 loades on a pentuim 100  for the last three months
, finaly gotten wvdial working on it , but have had no time to start
working on ip masq and firewalling on it yet. So at this piont in time the
coyote linux looks promising , especialy if I can get it working during one
of my lunch breaks.

At 11:39 AM 7/3/2000 -0400, Michael J. McGillick wrote:
>Samy:
>
>Coyote is the newest release of TurboLinux, if I'm not mistaken.  Release
>6.04 I believe.
>
>- Mike
>
>On Mon, 3 Jul 2000, Samy Elashmawy wrote:
>
>> 	
>> 
>> Hi folks, found a refrence to coyote linux router on a disk in the current
>> issue of Linux Mag.
>> 
>> Have any of you used it , and have you used the free version or the full
>> versiiion , and what are the diffrences if any between them ?  Does it work
>> with dial up access ? 
>> 
>> 
>
>


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