Have some old hardware lying around? Odds are you do – and it’s not being put to good use. You’re also probably stuck behind a consumer-level router that’s not doing your broadband Internet connection much justice.
You might not have thought about it before, but that router is a special-purpose computer. It might even be running a flavor of Linux. But in the quest for profit (and ease of use, as we’ll see) the power of your regular router is without-a-doubt inferior to even Pentium II era hardware.
Read on to learn how the Debian Linux distribution can easily be turned into a Linux router in matter of a few hours.
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i am testing as well…
Test odd.
testing agains!