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FreeSCO router floppy image for use in VMWare

by rastix on Tue 08 Nov 2005 03:53 PM CET | Permanent Link | Cosmos

Here's a floppy image with FreeSCO that you can use in VMWare as a software router. Although its main purpose is routing, it also has firewall functions. It works with the standard vlance nics and not with vmxnet nics.

It's great to simulate different subnets, for example, when you are doing an AD site design etc...

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Keywords: esx, router, vmware, virtualisation

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Re: FreeSCO router floppy image for use in VMWare

by Anonymous on Wed 29 Aug 2007 04:25 PM CEST | Permanent Link

hey thanks but the link is broken!!!! :)

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