[isf-wifidog] gateway and auth-server on the same machine

[Antonio Anselmi]

Ok Greg thaks for your opinion: I'll rember it on setting up the system (but 
maybe FC5 is not so stable as an Enterprise distro as CentOS/RHEL 4).

However,  my basic question remain:
can I configure and run the gateway and the server on the same machine ?

--
Antonio


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> I'm sure you'll get lots of opinion from others more qualified than
> I...
>
> However, IMO, CentOS is a bad choice unless you're not at all taken
> back by compiling from source stuff like PHP5.
>
> I tend to want to use a good distro because I *DON'T* have to compile
> stuff myself often. If I do have to compile a bunch of stuff, then I'm
> not getting the benefit of the distro.
>
> I'm not done yet, getting my WifiDog up and running, but I think FC5
> has a lot more of the stuff built in and install-able via YUM
> repositories.
>
> So, the short of it is, I think FC5 is a better start. If you don't
> mind a bunch of compiling, then perhaps CentOS is fine.
>
> -Greg
>
> ---
>> Hi, a greeting to all the list from Italy !
>> I'm looking for a light system to manage clients coming from wlan and
>> appreciate vaery much the wifidog ...but I have a basic question in order 
>> to
>> save money for small wifi-comunity: can i run the gateway and the
>> auth-server on the same linux box ? we think to use a CentOS 4.3 distro,
>> running on Intel Petntium 4 machine.
>> Many thanks to all answers.
>
>> --
>> Antonio
>
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