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Originally Posted by BSDfan666
It's almost overkill, and I'm talking about the 900MHz Athlon, many people using OpenBSD use whatever they had available at the time.. I've been using a Pentium 3 for a few years now, before that it was a AMD K6-2 and before that a P1 and my first one was an i486. I only replaced them due to hardware problems usually, they could handle the network load fine.
A lot of people use OpenBSD on critical systems, you won't have a lot of problems doing so at home.. not if you're willing to put the time into it.
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I'm very interested in setting up a bullet proof OpenBSD firewall. Is this possible?
I have been hearing of all these hacks in the past week, just can believe it's that easy. Can these things be prevented with OpenBSD, it's supposed to be the most secure OS. Why are more people using it?
Thanks