Building an Astaro Personal Firewall with Spare or Low End Parts – Part Two now available

16. Mar, 2009 | by Andrew Edney | 1 Comment

Last week I posted that my friend, and fellow MVP Pete Stagman had just published the first in a series of articles on how you can build your own Astaro Personal Firewall with either spare or low end parts, and no other cost.

Well this week he has posted part two which includes how to connect your new Astaro firewall to your network, an explanation on IP addressing and subnet masks, and even information on if you want to run a Web server or a Windows Home Server on the network.

To read part two, click here.

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One Response to “Building an Astaro Personal Firewall with Spare or Low End Parts – Part Two now available”

  1. Ziggy Reply 27. Jul, 2009 at 12:15 am

    Hi Andrew,

    I am wondering if I can design usingwindowshomeserver.com for FREE.

    Please let me know

    regards

    Ziggy