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If you don't install the BOT or COP++/Dans Guardian or use the proxy,
you don't need much RAM at all.  The basic functionality of IPCop runs
fine on a box with 64MB of RAM.

I have used it with 128MB of RAM running the ipsec VPN without any
problems at all.  The system graphs did not even touch the swap space.

However, if you use Dan's Guardian or want a decent proxy cache, you
MUST have lots of RAM.

Alan

DX wrote:
> I would second on IPCOP. I've been using it for a while and it works
> really well. Look for the package "block out traffic (BOT)". This little
> package is an awesome GUI for your iptables where you can set rules very
> easily, it even allows you to create address groups and port groups to
> help make the rules more easy to set up. If you go with IPCOP, make sure
> you have plenty of RAM, that's the only problem I've had with it.

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