How do I bring up eth1 @ boot

**Compunuts** · 10-22-2003, 06:02 AM

[quote author=crazy ivan link=board=4;threadid=7842;start=0#msg72826 date=1066677281]
Celeron 300 Mhz
128 Mb
4 Gigs HD (Linux only uses about 1)

Linux RH9
Webmin Version 1.110
Squid 2.5
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What I would do if I were you is increase the amount of RAM.

**Kernel_Killer** · 10-22-2003, 06:29 AM

I can't believe I forgot the Debian placement. Time to update that note. Thanx Compunuts!

**crazy ivan** · 11-04-2003, 09:19 AM

[quote author=Compunuts link=board=4;threadid=7842;start=0#msg72910 date=1066802550]
[quote author=crazy ivan link=board=4;threadid=7842;start=0#msg72826 date=1066677281]
Celeron 300 Mhz
128 Mb
4 Gigs HD (Linux only uses about 1)

Linux RH9
Webmin Version 1.110
Squid 2.5
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What I would do if I were you is increase the amount of RAM.
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Double or would you suggest more? I mean, it's not a top of the bill server. All is realy does is being a gateway for 3 internet-using clients and during evenings it is routing incoming UT traffic. :wink:

**Compunuts** · 11-06-2003, 07:38 AM

[quote author=crazy ivan link=board=4;threadid=7842;start=0#msg73384 date=1067941146]
Double or would you suggest more?[/quote]
Well, that depends. I saw that you were running Squid ( caching ) server so I thought you were caching web pages, then you will need more RAM than what you have.

All is realy does is being a gateway for 3 internet-using clients and during evenings it is routing incoming UT traffic. :wink:

OK, if it's only the gateway server, then it should be good. My gateway is P233 with 256 RAM. It also is my internal webserver, database server for web pages with backend database support and its more than enough.