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Hi, thanks for your replies! The thing is that I need the 3Com router because othewise, I don't know how to connect to my DSL line (I havent been able to find any mini-PCI dsl card) so I'll still need to use one of the DSL routers to get access to the line. Also, will I be able to easily (or not ver hard) configure all the things that my home network clients need (as I said, msn transfers, skype, video conference...)? That's a big deal, because I that "things" doesn't work network users will refuse the "new strange router" ;) Thank you ver much. 2006/12/20, Mark Ryan <markryan at cfl dot rr dot com>: > > I have a WRAP with monowall and it's great. If you get one, you wont > need any other routers, only a switch to connect all the machines to. > The traffic shaper works very good and it will allow you to assign > priority to the voip traffic. > > Mark > > Ignacio Verona Ríos wrote: > > Hi, > > > > this is my first post to the list, and is for asking a simple > > question. How well does m0n0wall fit onto a home network? I mean: I've > > some network knowledge (I'm on the way to become a CCNA) but I miss > > the "experience" part of that knowledge. I'm now getting into VoIP > > systems, and need to deal with a QoS system which actually works. So > > I'm thinking on buying a WRAP board and using m0n0wall for the > > firewall/router/QoS, along with my old 3Com DSL router or my new > > D-link router. > > > > The question is: I've a home network with 4 PCs, and some IP phones. > > Will all the PCs be able to use all the services (MSN, msn file > > transfers & video chat, skype, and so on) with m0n0wall as a router? > > Right now, it works very well (almost out of the box) with uPNP and > > some redirected ports. Also, if this fit the needs, I would be > > installing m0n0wall on some of my clients networks... > > > > Thanks in advance for your replies. Regards, > > Ignacio. > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > > To unsubscribe, e-mail: m0n0wall dash unsubscribe at lists dot m0n0 dot ch > > For additional commands, e-mail: m0n0wall dash help at lists dot m0n0 dot ch > > > |