Axentra Rumba Server - Home Do-It-All Box

Posted by michael on Friday October 3, 2003 @09:35PM from the looking-for-completely-silent-operation dept.

JigSaw writes "OSNews has an exclusive article on a new Linux-based server appliance product -- the first in the family -- the Axentra Rumba Server. The product is to be launched soon, but details of it have being leaked out already: The device has a mini ITX mobo, VIA C3 800 MHz CPU, 256 MB RAM, 40 GB hdd, USB 1.1, 2 LAN ports and in 1 WAN port (extra Wi-Fi USB device required). The device is useful as an Internet Gateway (DNS, IP filtering, Port forwarding, NAT firewall), as a network service (web server, file server, WebDAV, IMAP/SMTP, Samba, Content/Spam Filtering, photo album). It has an embedded web server so you can administer it via your web browser. It is compatible with Linux, Macs and Windows."

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Sounded good, until I visited the URL. by Anonymous Coward · 2003-10-03 23:21 · Score: -1, Troll

this does not represent me. I'm nowhere near none of these people. Thus if the product is addressed to them, I find this highly insulting.

What's next? A granpa next to a hexadecimal keyboard? Granma talking happily on the cell phone and hacking her 680040 microprocessor? Toothless asian kid hacking low-level RS232 drivers and looking excited?
Wow by simonbp · 2003-10-04 02:05 · Score: 0, Troll

Wow, this device is almost identicle to the pentium 266mx in a cardboard box next to me!

How much did it cost me? $20....

Simon ;)