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	ClosedBSD - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		ClosedBSD is a freeware derivative of FreeBSD aimed at providing firewall and Network Address Translation services, written by Joshua Bergeron.
		ClosedBSD also aims to be small in size, available as a floppy disk image at 1.4MB and as a CD-ROM ISO at 12.8MB.
		ClosedBSD is freeware, in that it is released for at no cost.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/ClosedBSD (204 words)

	BSD News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		ClosedBSD is a firewall and network address translation utility which boots off of a single floppy disk, and requires no hard drive.
		ClosedBSD is based off of the FreeBSD kernel, and uses ipfw as it's native ruleset management system, and natd as it's network address translation utility.
		ClosedBSD is certainly not everything our commercial product (a residential gateway server/router/firewall) is, but given the simple menuing system and the goof-proof non-installation, I'd call ClosedBSD a qualified success.
	bsdnews.com /view_story.php3?story_id=2751 (458 words)

	Overclockers Forums - Coyote or ClosedBSD? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		Well guys I've got a 486 layin around and I've decided to turn into a router.
		My dilemna is which OS to use, though I have narrowed it down to ClosedBSD or Coyote.
		I haven't used closedBSD so I don't know how it is too set up.
	www.ocforums.com /printthread.php?t=184709 (101 words)

	JustLinux Forums - build your own hardware router/firewall from old material
		It will get more features, but only if it is possible to cram it into the one, single diskette.
		ClosedBSD is based off of the FreeBSD kernel, and uses ipfw as its native ruleset management system.
		ClosedBSD also features an advanced ncurses based configuration manager (check out the screenshots!) which allows you to seamlessly configure your firewall ruleset using protocol filters, port forwarding mechanisms, and network address translation through an easy to use menu interface.
	justlinux.com /forum/showthread.php?threadid=112743 (2973 words)

	LWN - Distributions
		Rocks makes complete OS installation on a node the basic management tool in order to reduce the complexity of cluster management.
		ClosedBSD is a firewall and network address translation utility which boots off of a single floppy disk or CDROM, and requires no hard drive.
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	lwn.net /2002/0523/dists.php3 (951 words)

	ClosedBSD - A FreeBSD and Firewall on a Floppy - OSNews.com (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.isi.jhu.edu) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		ClosedBSD - A FreeBSD and Firewall on a Floppy - OSNews.com (via CobWeb/3.1 planetlab2.isi.jhu.edu)
		ClosedBSD - A FreeBSD and Firewall on a Floppy
		ClosedBSD also features an advanced ncurses based configuration manager (screenshots) which allows you to seamlessly configure your firewall ruleset using protocol filters, port forwarding, and network address translation mechanisms through a simple to use menu interface.
	osnews.com.cob-web.org:8888 /story.php?news_id=753 (180 words)

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		Later I will try to do it in the normal way, booting from the > net, but I want to try first with this "small bsd" concept and would > thank you for any suggestion.
		I noted that ClosedBSD has it and decompress.
		> > I also noted in ClosedBSD that they tar and compress "/etc" and that > they used ""/sbin/tar -xzf" in "/etc/rc" for recover it.
	lists.freebsd.org /pipermail/freebsd-small/2003-April/000007.html (586 words)

	FreeBSD Firewall on a Floppy
		I was cruising slashdot/bsd yesterday when I came accros an article about a FreeBSD based router/firewall on a single floppy known as ClosedBSD.
		It uses NAT and ipfw, and supports a host with two network cards.
		The ClosedBSD configuration interface is the familiar ncurses menuing system that /stand/sysinstall uses.
	lantech.geekvenue.net /chucktips/jason/chuck/1015345619/index_html (98 words)

	screaming-penguin.com
		Well, I have tried a ton of the other mini distros and always ran into one issue or another.
		My favorites were always ClosedBSD and Sentry (which are CD based firewall distros) but ClosedBSD was TOO closed (no ssh access) and Sentry was a but unstable in the RedHat form (still beta).
		What I want was a 2.4 based firewall that can be floppy or CD booted (so that my firewall machines dont have to have a hard drive at all, less moving parts), runs iptables, and has outside ssh access.
	www.screaming-penguin.com /main.php?storyid=3249 (250 words)

	The UNIX Forums - Boot CD for DD command
		Where can I get a CD to boot from so I can use the command to copy the first disk to the second.
		I know that ClosedBSD has both boot floppy and boot CD.
		They should have dd on them so that you can clone your drive.
	www.unix.com /printthread.php?t=8722 (175 words)

	bsdforums.org - FreeBSD, OpenBSD, NetBSD, MacOS X, Darwin, Linux, BSD Unix forums, message boards, discussions and ...
		View Full Version : DragonFlyBSD, DesktopBSD, PC-BSD, FreeSBIE, ClosedBSD, PicoBSD, TrustedBSD, EmBSD
		ClosedBSD : Does it support ppoe and dialup?
		making a closedBSD distro boot off the hdd.
	www.bsdforums.org /forums/archive/index.php/f-29.html (175 words)

	Daemon News '200302' : '"The Visions in BSD Security Features, Building a Secure OS "' (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		There as of late has been a lot of traffic about various integrated security features in the BSDs.
		It would appear though each BSD has its part in the community, and Mini versions such as closedBSD and EmBSD have even cropped up.
		The latest traffic as of late has been from the OpenBSD community, and their hard work on the specific aspects of security.
	ezine.daemonnews.org /200302/microbsd.html (1272 words)

	Knoppix-std - B.I.S.S. Forums (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-22)
		If you people are interested in Live Linux go to www.linux.org they have just about all the flavas you could ever want...As soon as I get my 2nd computer I am going to build it as a firewall from scratch using Linux or BSD...Any suggestions?
		ClosedBSD <---BSD based firewall and NAT live disk.
		It's very light, stable and I hear great things about it.
	www.bluetack.co.uk /forums/index.php?showtopic=2605 (387 words)

	J!NX Forums - Linux Firewall
		That was really helpful, i'll get on to it and let you know !
		Posted - 03/02/2005 : 01:22:51 AM I would suggest ClosedBSD.
		Real easy to do the computer to firewall thing with.
	www.jinx.com /forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=30538 (307 words)

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