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Migration to ASL v4 on P133

Hello,

yesterday I updated my private ASL firewall system to v4. It's running on a P133 with 64MB RAM and a 3GB HDD (covering an ADSL line). Until now it's running without problems.

I only had to lay hands on the httpd configuration file (/etc/httpd/httpd.conf) because I changed the Webadmin port.

Ciao,

Mirko

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0 RonB over 22 years ago

I have had ASL running on a Celeron 300 w/ 256 MB of RAM for 3+ weeks with no problems. I will continue to monitor it's stability and report back later.
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0 martindw over 22 years ago in reply to RonB

My PII-300, 128MB, 1.8GB HDD has been up for 108 days without problem, running VPN and regular packet filtering.

See also the "Minimum Hardware Requirements" thread starting with message no 23463 for further info. on this subject.

Dan
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0 Gene_Pinson over 22 years ago in reply to martindw

I have mine running on a pII 233 with 128MB's of memory, 8GB hard drive, and has been up and running 4.0x since march. With VPN, standard packet filters and spam filtering without any issues.
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0 Gene_Pinson over 22 years ago in reply to martindw

I have mine running on a pII 233 with 128MB's of memory, 8GB hard drive, and has been up and running 4.0x since march. With VPN, standard packet filters and spam filtering without any issues.
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0 MrZumma over 22 years ago in reply to Gene_Pinson

I just installed V4 on my P133, 20GB HD, 128MB, and 3 3COM 3c-905C-TX NIC's. VPN, packet filtering, NAT/Masquerading, port forwarding is all working flawlessly and CPU usage is averaging 21%. When I had 5 VPN users connected, it spiked to 45% for a short period while the sessions were being established...
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