I use the acrosser stuff exclusively. You prolly got the link from one of my
posts here =).

 The 9922 is a great little box for about $300. I stayed away from the 9925
because the 9922 had better performance for only a small increase in expense. Oh
and I like the NS NICS over Realtek anyday.

Chet
Pitbull Technologies <http://www.pittech.com/> 
Protecting your Digital Assets



Quoting Andreas Bahr <eyebear at prima dot de>:

> Hello list,
> 
> I'm currently searching a solution for the 
> following situation: a customer wants to split up 
> ip traffic between important and unimportant 
> traffic. So he has ordered a second line (dsl) for 
> outgoing http and ftp traffic. The local webcache 
> can handle this port-based routing. Now I'm 
> looking for a box, were i could put the monowall 
> on, something like soekris/WRAP-boards.
> 
> Beside those, I found some other interesting 
> machines like this VIA Eden machine: 
> http://www.synertrontech.com/support/Datasheet-SYN-1U-860A.pdf
> which can handle up to 512 MB RAM.
> 
> This one was last mentioned in Nov. 2004 on this 
> list, but no further information is avaliable in 
> the archive: 
> http://www.acrosser.com/firewall/product/9925-X1.htm
> This looks interesting too: 
> http://www.acrosser.com/firewall/product/9927.htm
> with a intel ULV Celeron and National 
> Semiconductor NS 83816 for the ethernet with 4 
> RJ45 ports.
> 
> Does anybody know these machines? Is anybody using 
> them in a production environment with monowall? Or 
> are there any pitfalls i don't see in the moment?
> 
> with regards
>    Andreas Bahr
> 
> 
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