I've successfully installed m0n0wall on an old Compaq desktop I had 
laying around and am very impressed.  But this setup will only work for 
my home or office network.  I need a firewall for a co-located 
multipurpose server (DB, SMTP/POP3, HTTP, FTP) that hosts around 40 
domains (this could expand to 100 domains).  The throughput needs to be 
between 800 kbps - 1.5 mbps.

Would a Soekris or Wrap board be able to handle this?  Or would I have 
to move up to a 1u server with more processing power and memory?  I'd 
have to pay a monthly fee for the rack space if I use a 1u server but an 
appliance wouldn't cost me anything so I'd prefer to stay with the 
appliance if possible.  I don't care about noise or power 
consumption...just stability and performance.

Based on what I've read on this mailing list it seems that most of you 
are using m0n0wall for protecting your home or small business network.  
Is anyone using m0n0wall for this kind of application?  Would m0n0wall 
be appropriate for a co-located web server?

Thanks in advance for your input and advice.

Danny