I am currently at 2.025 on a 6 interface system. Not all interfaces are active, but they will be by the end of the month.
I have enough public addresses, 64, so that so far I am not using NAT (check out RFC 1918, I am a co-author of it).
I have been running in 'eval' mode for a few months now, and have been scratching my head about the home user license.
So now I am looking at the 3.2 version and its license. It seems like the standard home user license only 'allows' 3 interfaces. So that I need the power user license. I have to find out if I am a UBBer. I suppose I can spend some time here answering questions about things like IPsec, as I did co-chair the wg for a couple years.... [:)]
I am NOT an OS person, I am a protocols person. An OS only exists to create packets on the wire...
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