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What do you think of IPCop?

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What do you think of IPCop?

Think? I use it!79 %79 %79 % 79.02 % (1017)
It is what was needed.18 %18 %18 % 18.10 % (233)
What is IPCop?2 %2 %2 % 2.87 % (37)

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Supports PCI ADSL Modems
by dallday on Oct 02, 2004 - 12:41 PM
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Hurray for version 1.4 - it supports my PCI Modem card. This makes it a neat system - no exta boxes or cables.

Once I''ve read up on IP chains etc., it''s going to be protecting my system.

Thanks

David

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Support for 1.3.0
by risc on Oct 02, 2004 - 10:00 PM
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I''ve been using IPCop 1.3.0 for months now, it works perfectly for what I want how long will it be supported for?

Cheers.

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Re: What do you think of IPCop?
by TreoComp on Oct 03, 2004 - 10:33 PM
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Excellent work guys :)
Upgraded from 1.3 in less than 10 mins, and ofcourse I''ve backed up the old settings on a diskette first . Keep up the good work ... love this solution

Thomas

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Re: What do you think of IPCop?
by mikechurch on Oct 06, 2004 - 07:45 AM
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What a great project.

I have been using it for a long time now, and use it for 13 different firewalls/VPN solutions. This is one great piece of software.

Thank you for all the great work, fellas!

Mike Church

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Re: What do you think of IPCop?
by Buster on Oct 06, 2004 - 09:58 PM
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Good..good job, guys...

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Re: What do you think of IPCop?
by jmazaredo on Oct 11, 2004 - 03:29 PM
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Neat! for a newbie like me, it is a really great program!!! I''ll recommend it to others!!

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Re: What do you think of IPCop?
by kingjose on Oct 16, 2004 - 04:33 AM
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Its great with addon server. You can install addons by just uploading it.

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Re: What do you think of IPCop? >
by gedi (Imheresomewhere@Idunno.com) on Oct 19, 2004 - 05:07 AM
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Followed closely for sometime, using 1.4 excellent job everyone

Gerard

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Re: What do you think of IPCop?
by ienaxxx on Oct 21, 2004 - 01:11 PM
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IPCOP is great!!!!
Although I don''t know why it doesn''t support to be used with ethernet modems... It should be simple, at this, do routing from the red to the green although it is an already-negotiated internet flux coming up from a simple modem....
:-(

eheh...

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Re: What do you think of IPCop?
by hightek on Oct 24, 2004 - 03:20 AM
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My boss/friend introduced me to IPCop 1.3 and Ive been using it for almost 1 year now. I''ve kept it updated with every update and have been following the 1.4 journey, right from the first Beta.

The betas did not work with my modem to start with, but once it got to RC4, it worked fine.

Then...the FINAL RELEASE CAME!!! I updated to it right away and I havent had any problems since. Ive noticed a big improvement in uptime and stability since 1.3.

Connections are established easier, DHCP and Port Forwarding is purrrfect.

Congrats to the programmers. Well done on a good job. I will continue to follow IPCop right through. By the time you get to 2.0, I think everyone should have IPCop running on their network.

Its the most seucre firewall Ive found over the years, so good that we run it in my office here and at work. We also have it running in quite a number of our clients offices.

Once again, well done!!

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  • links of london sweetie bracelet by Anonymous on Nov 07, 2009 - 01:20 AM
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    by tinkertaylor on Oct 26, 2004 - 11:35 AM
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    Just love 1.4. I had used Soothwall and switched to IPcop over a year ago for my home network but have been so impressed that I have used it in several production environments to provide secure internet access and cheap/efficient VPNs between sites.

    Well done. This is a killer app.

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    Re: What do you think of IPCop?
    by zephyr on Oct 29, 2004 - 11:37 AM
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    its just what i wanted to protect my LAN and set my DMZ! thank you guys and keep up the good work! I ll recomended it to everyone i know.

    Giorgos T.

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    Re: What do you think of IPCop?
    by thirdq on Nov 25, 2004 - 10:15 PM
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    I''ve been using ipcop for 3 years. This is the best piece of software I have ever used in 18 years as a computer technician and network administrator. It IS what all software should aspire to be. Well done to all involved.

    Dave

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    Re: What do you think of IPCop?
    by OVERKILL on Dec 06, 2004 - 06:53 AM
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    I think its a wonderful product, I migrated to it from Smoothwall for one reason initially: the support of dynamic hostnames in the NET to NET VPN configuration, from there on I''ve been very impressed with the product and how it functions. Currently, I am running 1.4.1 on my home network as well as 3 of my customer''s LAN''s, its a great product.

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    Re: What do you think of IPCop?
    by yury on Dec 27, 2004 - 01:03 PM
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    Thank You for the best product!

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    Re: What do you think of IPCop? >
    by kerrbob (kerrbob@yahoo.com) on Jan 23, 2005 - 02:09 AM
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    After looking over several options for a router/firewall distro to replace my broken Linksys, I picked IPCop. This is the first "router/firewall" distro I have used. While I am not entirely new to Unix/Linux I am no expert either. Based on my experience with other very high-end security products, IPCop is amazing. Even though it is not perfect it is by far better than any SOHO router out there. I would even say that it''s better and less buggy than the very expensive high-end Solaris-based system I used to manage. Very solid. Very very fast on my AMD K6/2-500. I''m hooked. Very nice product.

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    by mhenneke (mhenneke@ieee.org) on Jan 24, 2005 - 10:18 AM
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    I am impressed! I have been playing around with IP Tables, but found it just a bit too complicated for someone like me who''se "real job" is not to maintain the firewall. This makes it so simple, anyone can use it, and it supports exactly everything I need. The best solutions are always the ones that simplify without dumbing down. I consider IPCop one of those solutions.

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    Trafic Shaping
    by Jeka on Jan 26, 2005 - 10:11 AM
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    ... Trafic Shaping no only eth0 and eth1 !!!! +++ IPs'' auf eth0 (Green) .. 192.168.0.2... 192.168.0.3-----20



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  • [No subject] by Anonymous on Nov 05, 2009 - 02:43 PM
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    by jmazaredo on May 31, 2005 - 02:57 PM
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    I still use IP Cop. Now i use the version 1.4.6. I could say it does its job well. Very nice piece of software.

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    Re: What do you think of IPCop?
    by ingrid-en-harry on Jun 19, 2005 - 02:39 PM
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    Bought a 'refurbished' Compaq SFF PIII-733Mhz-128Mb-10Gb PC yesterday and decided to install 1.4.6. The setup was up and running within 10 minutes and is about to replace the good old HP-Vectra PII-266 which has been running the 1.2/1.3 versions of IPCop for almost two years now! I am not a Linux/FireWall guru, and I do not need to be because of the easy set-up and all the rest of the information: donated some time ago!! Many thanks and all the best, Ingrid en Harry - Nootdorp/NL

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    Re: What do you think of IPCop?
    by Rajendra1803 on Aug 22, 2005 - 07:18 AM
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    IpCop is revolunationery Software in Firewall World. I do not not belive such type of security can give this Ipcop. I can Say "Cope Can not do But IPCOP do any thing" Rajendra

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    Re: What do you think of IPCop?
    by r_sauve on Sep 06, 2005 - 12:48 PM
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    Great stuff! However, the Firewall Options are not avavlible in version 1.4.8.

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    by marlaz (zavet.net@gmail.com) on Sep 07, 2005 - 12:22 PM
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    I use it for 2 years and have not any kind of problems but I need more power anyway. I install IPCop on a Dell - P133/32/1.2GB and it serve about 30 clients on green whitout need to preinstall just update and it still works fine whit trasparent proxy enabled. Great work people!

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    Re: What do you think of IPCop?
    by Anonymous on Nov 10, 2005 - 11:38 PM
    it's good alright but needs more built-in facilities such as the ability to drop persistant connections you don't want on the 'connections' page. Here's how I want to see this done...... At present you can click an IP and whois it. I'd like to see a pop-out menu with - whois, drop now, drop in 15mins, etc There also seems to be a lot of memory leak over time (thought only windows had that problem) so I reboot when I think it's a little sluggish. Also required is option of which modules to NOT INSTALL !

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    Re: What do you think of IPCop?
    by deederoderdas on Nov 12, 2005 - 06:33 AM
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    I just found out about it today, downloaded the ISO and installed it using vmware to "check it out". Up until now, I had been using SuSE 9.3, stripped of X and any of the fancy stuff, on a Dell Latitude laptop with a PCMCIA NIC for Green and a Linksys USB NIC for Red. I always thought it a bit overkill for a firewall, so I started looking at smoothwall, redwall, sentry, etc. After seeing how smoothly the install went under vmware, I quickly burned a CD and popped it in the Dell. Half an hour later I was up and running with IPCop! Very nice. I especially like the work put into the web interface. Under SuSE, I had been ssh'ing in and running Yast to do my management stuff. Had tried Webmin, but it was so slow! This seems to be a tightly integrated distro. Very well done!

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    Re: What do you think of IPCop?
    by Anonymous on Dec 01, 2005 - 08:36 PM
    I am really amazed.
    Let's consider my journey to get here :

    I needed a way to share my Internet Connection (ISDN) with my Linux Server and my Mac OS X, avoiding purchasing any new hardware; I also can (and actually want to) onlygive internet access to the other systems when my Win desktop is running (my ISDN TA is not supported under Linux :-().

    1. On my W2K System, I started setting up Squid under Cygwin (after patching the exe), this proved to be a working solution. As side effect, I finally got knowledgable about Squid :-)
    2. I still had to lock down the Linux Server and the Mac OSX which took me a lot of time. Still, security was an issue for me.
    3. Thinking about what would be the next steps, I started to look for add'l HW to set up a Linux FW by myself until I found an article in the german magazine c't explaining how to create a home DMZ with ipcop and VMWare.
    4. I decided to try this out on the WinXP System and well this proved to be unbelievable easy :
      • My modem connection is shared with a VMWare virtual NIC
      • Connected the Ethernet NIC to a 2nd VMWare virtual NIC (green)
      • Created a 3rd virtual NIC in case I want to put a Web Server in the DMS (Orange)
      • I set up ipcop in a VMWare VM
      • activated the proxy
      • redefined the proxy in all system in my LAN as well as the default GW
    This works and I did not even edit a config file, set up the FW rules. Install VMWare + ipcop took me 30min ! And all for free
    The only task which took a lot of time was downloading ipcop over the ISDN line.

    Guys : T H A N K Y O U for your work !

    This is great SW, great selection and configuration and only Open Source SW can make this possible


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    Re: What do you think of IPCop?
    by dsargen on Dec 16, 2005 - 03:09 AM
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    I feel a lot safer with this in place. Wonderful product, limitless possibilites, simple to use...great job.

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    Re: What do you think of IPCop?
    by byrdland on Dec 21, 2005 - 03:42 PM
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    I love IPCOP, but am having a problem connecting an XP PRO to the IPCOP VPN. I have read and tried the HOWTO's but with no success. You can email me at rich@MISNETWORKSOLUTIONS.com THank you

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    Re: What do you think of IPCop?
    by unadecal on Feb 12, 2006 - 05:38 PM
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    IPCop is absolutely amazing! thanks to the excellent work on the core and some very neat addons, almost anybody can build an inexpensive internet security appliance to rival and even surpass many commercially available products that cost $$thousands$$ I use it at home and on 2 production firewalls at the not-for-profit I work for, and I would have no qualms in implementing it at corporate level. Used it for 8 months. THANK YOU TEAM!

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    Re: What do you think of IPCop?
    by tankfixer on Feb 16, 2006 - 10:02 PM
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    But will it run on a SPARC station 5 ?

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    What do you think of IPCop?
    by Anonymous on Feb 21, 2006 - 09:02 PM
    Well, a great job done. Only on advise: USE IT. Combined with URL filter.. what a compete solution!

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    Re: What do you think of IPCop? >
    by HecklerThrob (hecklerthrob@anonymous.org) on Feb 23, 2006 - 08:31 PM
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    A simple and very powerfull firewall distribution ! Great work guys, continue ! =)

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    SNMP support
    by daveladelle on Feb 26, 2006 - 07:41 AM
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    Is it possible to add SNMP to IPCop? I have 1.4.10 the install from ISO and love it, but would like to monitor it using MRTG running on a machine on the green side.

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    Re: What do you think of IPCop?
    by kay on Apr 08, 2006 - 08:23 AM
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    Good For simple uses.

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    Re: What do you think of IPCop?
    by Casey on Apr 11, 2006 - 10:38 AM
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    Solid performer! 14.10 was my first install of IPCOP and over all I'm impressed! Easy to set up and works well and more stable than hardware routers boxes I have used in the past. The only thing I miss is "Port Triggering" Please consider this as an option in future releases! Thanks . . Casey

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    Re: What do you think of IPCop?
    by jstowers on Apr 14, 2006 - 07:51 AM
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    Great product. I recently re-installed to go from 1.3.?? to 1.4.10 and decided to us a p300 with 256mb RAM to see if I got any benifit. Power supply died one that one so just went back to the p150 with 96mb RAM and noticed no difference. Extreamly effecient product. Thanks, John

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    Re: What do you think of IPCop?
    by tomcat123 on May 29, 2006 - 08:25 AM
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    Works perfectly for 12 months - 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. It is a great product. Manageable, reliable and secure. Just keep up the good work. Tomislav

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    Re: What do you think of IPCop?
    by EBounding on Jun 03, 2006 - 08:49 AM
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    I'm pretty new to this, but it was all a breeze. I was getting sick of my braindead linksys router always crashing. But using IPCOP was a really effective way to get exactly what I wanted. Great work!

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    Re: What do you think of IPCop? >
    by HecklerThrob (hecklerthrob@anonymous.org) on Aug 24, 2006 - 06:34 AM
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    v1.4.11 is here ! Fresh install this morning while drinking my coffee ans 15 minutes after, all done, all work. Still the best distribution. Big thanks to the team for their very good work !! =)

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    Re: What do you think of IPCop?
    by sawaichi on Sep 20, 2006 - 06:54 PM
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    Does IPCop support two RED settings for channel bounding? Which means we can using 2 ISP bandwidth combine together and can share the bandwidth each other or doing the load balance. If the current version doesn't support, I hope can put this feature on future Road Map. Regards.

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    by mitchymagic on Sep 29, 2006 - 04:35 PM
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    Simply - A great product ! I have been using Ipcop for a year or so now, after mixed results when using clark connect. Im running a P3 1Gig with 256 Ram - clark connect used to murder the CPU, im actually running copfilter for http and pop3 spam / virus scanning plus the advanced proxy and content filter and all run very efficiently on this hardware - im simply amazed , easy install, easy setup - i have an adsl firewall/router / proxy / content filter / virus scanner / vpn concentrator all in one box and its FREE ! Keep up the great work guys !!!

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    Re: What do you think of IPCop?
    by psantos on Oct 27, 2006 - 04:57 PM
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    It's a very good software, but poor documentation. Please more documentation.

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    Re: What do you think of IPCop?
    by tuxman on Nov 29, 2006 - 05:07 AM
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    i love it! easy to use/configure. the only thing i am wondering is it possible to put 2 ipcop side by as a backup system. if one fails i want to be able to have the other one take over. is it possible? if it is, how? any info would be greatly appreciated. thank you for the wonderful program, and i will continue to use it

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    Re: What do you think of IPCop?
    by nateking777 on Dec 09, 2006 - 02:50 PM
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    i just started to use KDE (kubuntu) myself ,owr neywork + instructer and a few others have used it in IT. i think that peaple like you and other in your qweust are fantastic. thank you and thanks AGAIN!

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    Re: What do you think of IPCop?
    by gnukid on Dec 31, 2006 - 05:22 PM
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    ipcop is the only gnu/linux distribution that takes a strong stance on Free (GPL) software, unlike other firewall distributions that often include proprietary software. Also, ipcop is a truly powerful, simple and easy-to-use system, along with plethora of Free (mostly GPL) addons. Long live ipcop !

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    Re: What do you think of IPCop?
    by JackAngel on Jan 28, 2007 - 03:48 PM
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    Great Job guys! Everything works great except that i have to enable transparent proxy to be able to access a number of sites...Great great great job! I hope you'll solve this little problem too..

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    Re: What do you think of IPCop?
    by rebel36400 on Feb 10, 2007 - 08:50 PM
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    j'utilise ipcop depuis 3 ans. il protège mon lan perso. pas de problème. que du bon. Je l'utilise aussi depuis 2 ans comme support pédagogique pour mes stagiaires. Ils sont surpris par sa richesse, sa simplicité, sa robustesse et sa souplesse. C'est une très bonne introduction à la sécurité et à débian. peu gourmand en ressource (sauf pour la ram) c'est une solution qui n'a rien à envier à celles du marché que l'on ne pourrait pas se payer! Module implantés: copplus (filtrage de contenu), BOT (acces listes) Ntop (résultat supervision), copfilter (antivirus). Nous en avons 4 sur le campus pour 200 postes. C'est un projet qui vit, et j'espère qu'il vivra longtemps. Merci à tous

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    Re: What do you think of IPCop?
    by Milleman on Apr 14, 2007 - 08:34 AM
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    I couldn't beleive it was true... IPCop is the best Router/Firewall I ever been using. Beats all the router-boxes out there by far. Good work, team! I wonder though, if there will be any support for the Zyxel 630-C USB ADSL modem. I got one 630-11 here, but it is not in production anymore. If this, the only one I got, gets broken... Then I'm really smoked! :) I prefer USB modems before net-modems, because rebooting the IPCop will also reset the USB modem attached. /Peter

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    What do you think of IPCop?
    by cporrasgo on Jul 03, 2007 - 04:52 PM
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    Esta es una solución excelente, actualmente administro una red con 200 usuarios, tenemos varias persona que trabajan desde casa por VPN, esta a solución a todas nuestras necesidades.

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    Re: What do you think of IPCop?
    by Peter_Cornstalk on Jul 09, 2007 - 05:14 AM
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    Oh yeah, I just used it with a 16 port switch to network my office with 10 computers. I was going trough the switch on a netgear router and it was always needing to be restarted and it caused weird problems with computers on the network seeing other computers. All is better now.

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    Re: What do you think of IPCop?
    by gargyle on Jan 02, 2008 - 11:56 PM
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    We have 5 IPCOP servers, mainly used for VPN tunnels between small branch offices and the main office. They are also used to restrict Internet access. We plan on removing the two in the main office and switching to Cisco routers instead, only because we feel the Cisco product is more reliable, from a Hardware point of view. We will however continue to use the IPCOP's in the branch offices and for backup in the main office.

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    Re: What do you think of IPCop?
    by xp5000 on Jul 11, 2008 - 07:50 PM
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    IPCOP is the most stable FW on internet, but i have some idea for next generation IPCOP. 1. I think IPCOP must be support loadbalancing for 2 or more source gateway internet, like pfsense. 2. Can IPCOP support Sierra Wireless AirCard 880/881 ? http://www.sierrawireless.com/faq/ShowFAQ.aspx?ID=1076 3. Can IPCOP support VLAN and TRUNKable? 4. Maybe IPCOP on road map must be add design to make and produce and sell it littleboard/smallboard/routerboard(like MikroTik) n because to many people love IPCOP but IPCOP need help to develop, ithink this one of alternate idea to make IPCOP stable, and biger ever in the future.....

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