Last night at the Bozeman LUG (Linux Users Group) I presented for the second time, this time on a comparison of routing systems. It specifically examined open source router software for use at 50+ person LAN events on campus. I ended up selecting pfSense, and have been happy with it ever since. If you're interested, the slides are linked below. Consider this a mini-review of DD-WRT, pfSense and Untangle from the perspective of some of the most demanding users on the planet: gamers at a LAN party.
Routing Systems: A Real Life Comparison
Friday, October 30, 2009
Routing Systems Presentation
Labels:
BozemanLUG,
dd-wrt,
LAN party,
Montana State University,
pfsense,
Routing systems,
untangle
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