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  1. Firewall by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Firewall Recommendations?

    http://www.snapgear.com/

  2. Thats why you buy from Snapgear! by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1, Informative · on Cisco Products Have Backdoors

    Snapgear!

    Open-source, uClinux based routers, VPN solutions and OEM products!

  3. >= to by bobbinFrapples · · Score: 1 · on Embedded Linux VPN Router Near Release

    Snapgear?

  4. Re:And they say Slashdot hates Windows by zog+karndon · · Score: 2, Informative · on Stop Christmas-Gift PCs From Feeding Worms

    SnapGear's Lite2 and Lite2+ firewalls have dialup connection. They're a bit more than a Linksys at $199, because they're a much smaller company than Linksys. Also, SnapGear firewalls run embedded Linux, for those who care.

  5. Re:"anonymous usage statistics?" by aschlemm · · Score: 1 · on Belkin To Offer Firmware Fix For Router Hijacking

    If I was going to use a dedicated firewall appliance I think I would consider one of SnapGear's Linux-based appliances. For a medium solution it costs less than the $600.00 I spent some years ago to get a dedicated Pentium class that I use as a NAT'ing firewall box. I work in a small office for for the time being we've been using a Netgear FVS318 firewall/VPN appliance. It aleast does SFI (Stateful Firewall Inspection) and is quite easy to configure. I've been spoiled after using both Linux and OpenBSD for a firewall and so I want an appliance with more flexibility that what the smaller appliances offer.

    SnapGear Embedded Linux Security

  6. Re:One goes down - another goes up by HeUnique · · Score: 2 · on Death of a Rebel

    grr... Correct Link

  7. One goes down - another goes up by HeUnique · · Score: 2 · on Death of a Rebel
    Rebel goes down - and lineo just created a new company - called: snapgear


    The hardware (at least from outside) looks very cool