Internet Appliances, Mac enthusiasts

You might call the Gateway Country Store near the PV mall. A month ago they
had about 10 "Microservers" available. These are actually Cobalt cubes with
a Gateway label pasted on.Now that Sun owns Cobalt, Gateway has discontined
them. I've used one for about a year for mail, web, proxy and file serving,
also as a firewall. It runs on Redhat, I think 6.2. Uses, among other
things, sendmail, apache, samba, squid. The administration is browser
based, but you can also telnet in for command line stuff.

Charlie
----- Original Message -----
From: "John Mosier" <jmosier@excelco.com>
To: <plug-discuss@lists.plug.phoenix.az.us>
Sent: Monday, March 19, 2001 3:48 PM
Subject: Internet Appliances, Mac enthusiasts


> Does anyone have available Linux-based internet appliances,
> either for demo us or purchase for mimimal $$$ ?
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> I need a little GUI testing done. I also need a MAC enthusiast
> with a MAC and Mozilla or other GUI browser.
>
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> John Mosier, Excelco, Inc. NEW address and phones as of 2/13/01:
>

> Fax:  (480) 922-6504                                     Voice: (480)

922-6500

> http://www.swinfo.com                               http://www.excelco.com
> 8233 Via Paseo del Norte, Suite E-300, Scottsdale, AZ 85258

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