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The Internet Software Consortium DHCP distribution includes a DHCP client, a DHCP server, and a DHCP relay agent. DHCP is a protocol for automatically configuring nodes on an IP network. The ISC DHCP server and client are well known for being extremely configurable, reasonably easy to use, and quite efficient.

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BBIagent is a single floppy Linux-based router for sharing a broadband Internet connection. It also serves as a firewall to prohibit intruders from accessing your LAN. You can create your own BBIagent router software (a diskette file image) on our server based on your hardware configuration (NICs) and connection protocol (e.g. PPPoE, PPTP, or DHCP). It is very easy to install and use.

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The CD-Net-Install-HOWTO describes the procedure for creating a CD-ROM which provides DHCP and TFTP services to ease the installation of many identical Linux boxes. Once plugged to the local network, these computers will boot via a PXE network bootable NIC and get all software from the server that has been booted from the CD-ROM.

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OpenBSD Live-CD Firewall is an OpenBSD-based pf (packet filter) firewall, with NAT, squid, DNS, and a DHCP server (dnsmasq) for internal clients preconfigured. Settings and log files can be saved to a USB device. Saved settings will be restored at the next reboot. Additional security related software is available on the CD (arpwatch, honeyd, ntop, portsentry, etc.)

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NACS provides you a comfortable and secure way to provide untrusted computers access to your TCP/IP-based (v4) LAN/WAN. The system guarantees that only registered users are able to use network resources. In contrast to other solutions, like PPTP or IPsec, it is not necessary to install program-specific client software. The client machines only need a DHCP client (automated networkconfiguration) and an SSL capable Web browser. The server needs a 2.4 kernel, Jakarta-Tomcat Servlet Engine, JDK 1.3/JDK 1.4, Apache, MySQL, and firewall which secures your network in general. NACS gets its login and password data from a normal Linux-style passwd file. This implementation supports the integration of other authentication mechanisms (such as LDAP).