Need a good Proxy..
November 7th, 2013
Can anyone here suggest me a system similar to Endian Firewall or Smoothwall (also known as a proxy server from what i know) … i want something similar and with the advantages of storing files in the same computer..
Thanks in advance..
daim2604 replied: i want something similar and with the advantages of storing files in the same computer..
Are you looking for a VPN? You can use Hamchi or even TeamViewer has a VPN option. Dropbox also is good file storage/sharing. Not quite sure what you want…
Sorry If the explaination that i gave wasn’t so clear.. What i’m looking is a system similar to this 
This software requires a CPU to work , with this software i can check which website i’ve recently visited kinda like history,able to block a website and checked ip adress of the user whom using your wireless/internet…
Well, i don’t know much bout this system .. The reason i’m looking for a new one is, no matter how bigger your hard drive is, you wont get to save anything on that drive.. My friend used to tell me that he had a system similar to what i use but allow him to store the file he need..But when i asked him bout the software, he kept changing the topic..
I still don’t understand your need to store files on that. Do you want to serve static content like files through the server? Or just store them there for no reason important? The latter can be achieved with any of those distros.
-paroxysM^ replied: I still don't understand your need to store files on that. Do you want to serve static content like files through the server? Or just store them there for no reason important? The latter can be achieved with any of those distros.
serve static content like files through the server ya something like that.. Distros? Can you tell me more about it? and where can i get it?
By distro I’m hinting those stuff like Endian and Smoothwall. Just set up FTP on them. It might take some minor bash scripting but it should be well documented if you look around. pfSense is also an option but it’s BSD based. Their support forum is very helpful.
Isee..Thanks alot for the information..I’ll try it out later..