[Asterisk-Users] IP Cop as a firewall and QOS

[Alex]

I can sign that immediately.

I am not using asterix yet, but I am having VoIP phone behind IpCop and 
never had a problem yet.

About the SOHO design you mention, the only limitation it has is that 
you can only have a single green network (internally subnet), but you 
can abuse the blue (designed for WLAN clients) and the orange(DMZ) for 
that too.

And I think for version 1.5 it is planned to have multiple green network 
possible.

But I think you should go to the IpCop users newsgroup and ask there if 
it suits your special needs and if somebody already has a config like yours.

Austin Denyer wrote:
> On Wed, 2005-08-17 at 17:27 -0500, Mojo Jojo wrote:
> 
> 
>>I don't mind buying an appliance to get something solid but IP Cop just 
>>looks better than he appliances I see out there.
>>
>>I am only concerned if it is stable for a production environment. It says 
>>it's designed for a SOHO environment, we are doing a bit more than that.
>>
>>Will this thing hold up? Can it be trusted?
> 
> 
> I'm not using IPCop with * (I'm very much a * newbie), but I am using it
> as a general firewall, and it rocks.  
> 
> I have had no issues with it, and I have been running IPCop for several
> years.
> 
> It is very stable - I have yet to have it crash on me.
> 
> It is secure - the box has yet to be successfully hacked (and the logs
> show numerous attempts on a daily basis!)
> 
> It will handle your bandwidth easily as long as your hardware is not too
> antiquated.  For example, I've got it running on a 133MHz Pentium, 128Mb
> RAM on a 3MB/sec connection, and it hardly even notices...
> 
> Try it - you'll like it.
> 
> Regards,
> Austin.
> 
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