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Re: Tor appliance

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From: Brad Freeman <bradfreeman@xxxxxxx>
Date: Sat, 16 Sep 2006 08:40:05 +0200
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How about tor on a WRTG54 wireless router? That would be cheap, and I
would guess it's possible given the linux OS firmware. I can't make
this happen since I'm not a programmer, but the idea has occurred to
me before. I like the HyperWRT project, Thibor version.
(http://www.thibor.co.uk/). Maybe start a thread in the forums to see
what the response is.

-P

I've considered this option also on my WRT54GL flashed with DD-WRT if it would work and be able to process the encryption fast enough without overclocking the router.

I've also considered setting up a linux box as a firewall with either IPCop, Astaro, or Smoothwall. Does anyone have experience with these or another OS as a firewall appliance? My primary goal is not only security but to control/monitor QoS and total amount of bandwidth used. Even though I have a 24Mbit/s connection with high bandwidth allowance, I need to use some of it also!

Thanks,

Brad

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