I was wondering if anyone out there would help consult with me and
accept me to pay pal them some money if we come up with the right device
for us. I'm hoping to find -

A dual wan load balancing with web filter/parental control for less then
$275 if possible. i want it to tell us bandwidth information like snmp
can give with the right app, how much we upload and wonload from the
internet. i have looked at xincom and hotbrick, no parental control web
filter. they make you enter in each url and keyword manually. this can't
work cus we don't know the millions of addresses out there.

i have ordered a Zywall 10w right now, should be here this week someday,
but it's not a dual wan loadbalancing. the parental control is provided
by www.cerberian.com and gives you 56 categories to select from. it has
nice bandwidth logging info to show even what local ip downloaded from
where and how many bytes and on what protocol like http, nntp, pop etc
and what port, so 80, 119, 25, 23 or whatever.

I'm just hoping there's something for $275 or so that is a dual wan load
balancing with parental control content filtering providing you with
categories to select to block and keyword blocking along with bandwidt
usage information as well.

If someone would be willing to persoanlly consult with me I'd like to
return the favor via pay pal or something.

From:	Duane Arnold
Subject:	Re: want to hire a consultant for helping with new homebased fireaall appliance device
Date:	Sun, 23 Jan 2005 20:55:35 GMT

abspc wrote in news:20050123151311.392$bE@news.newsreader.com:

> I was wondering if anyone out there would help consult with me and
> accept me to pay pal them some money if we come up with the right device
> for us. I'm hoping to find -
>
> A dual wan load balancing with web filter/parental control for less then
> $275 if possible. i want it to tell us bandwidth information like snmp
> can give with the right app, how much we upload and wonload from the
> internet. i have looked at xincom and hotbrick, no parental control web
> filter. they make you enter in each url and keyword manually. this can't
> work cus we don't know the millions of addresses out there.
>
> i have ordered a Zywall 10w right now, should be here this week someday,
> but it's not a dual wan loadbalancing. the parental control is provided
> by www.cerberian.com and gives you 56 categories to select from. it has
> nice bandwidth logging info to show even what local ip downloaded from
> where and how many bytes and on what protocol like http, nntp, pop etc
> and what port, so 80, 119, 25, 23 or whatever.
>
> I'm just hoping there's something for $275 or so that is a dual wan load
> balancing with parental control content filtering providing you with
> categories to select to block and keyword blocking along with bandwidt
> usage information as well.
>
> If someone would be willing to persoanlly consult with me I'd like to
> return the favor via pay pal or something.
>

Your best bet is to look in the phone book yellow pages for such help. They
are in your local area. No one would post something like this and expect
someone to step-up.

Duane :)

From:	Wolfgang Kueter
Subject:	Re: want to hire a consultant for helping with new homebased fireaall appliance device
Date:	Sun, 23 Jan 2005 22:14:18 +0100

Duane Arnold wrote:

> Your best bet is to look in the phone book yellow pages for such help.
> They are in your local area. No one would post something like this and
> expect someone to step-up.

If he he pays the airline ticket, the hotel and at least half of the
required payment in advance he'll for sure find someone.

Wolfgang

From:	Duane Arnold
Subject:	Re: want to hire a consultant for helping with new homebased fireaall appliance device
Date:	Sun, 23 Jan 2005 21:23:51 GMT

Wolfgang Kueter wrote in news:ct142a$hbh$2
@news.shlink.de:

> Duane Arnold wrote:
>
>
>> Your best bet is to look in the phone book yellow pages for such help.
>> They are in your local area. No one would post something like this and
>> expect someone to step-up.
>
> If he he pays the airline ticket, the hotel and at least half of the
> required payment in advance he'll for sure find someone.
>

Well, if you put it that way, there is always hope. ;-)

Duane :)

From:	abspc
Subject:	Re: want to hire a consultant for helping with new homebased fireaall
Date:	Sun, 23 Jan 2005 13:22:42 -0800

Wolfgang Kueter wrote:
> Duane Arnold wrote:
>
>
>
>>Your best bet is to look in the phone book yellow pages for such help.
>>They are in your local area. No one would post something like this and
>>expect someone to step-up.
>
>
> If he he pays the airline ticket, the hotel and at least half of the
> required payment in advance he'll for sure find someone.
>
> Wolfgang
>

I was just asking like if you people could look, find something, if I
bought it I'd pay pal. It's just a thought. Take care.

From:	Vanguard
Subject:	Re: want to hire a consultant for helping with new homebased fireaall appliance device
Date:	Sun, 23 Jan 2005 17:52:11 -0600

"abspc" wrote in message
news:20050123162253.578$z7@news.newsreader.com...
> Wolfgang Kueter wrote:
>> Duane Arnold wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>>>Your best bet is to look in the phone book yellow pages for such
>>>help.
>>>They are in your local area. No one would post something like this
>>>and
>>>expect someone to step-up.
>>
>>
>> If he he pays the airline ticket, the hotel and at least half of the
>> required payment in advance he'll for sure find someone.
>>
>> Wolfgang
>>
>
> I was just asking like if you people could look, find something, if I
> bought it I'd pay pal. It's just a thought. Take care.

You might try Google Answers where you pay for that sort of remote help
but don't expect decent help without decent remuneration. You are
asking for consultation which will require in depth details as to what
you think you want, what you really want, what you can really use, and
what future changes are expected. You won't get that with the
on-the-fly responses in newsgroups and maybe not even with Google
Answers. Rather than post in general topic newsgroups, you might try in
some more focused forums, like http://www.experts-exchange.com/.

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From:	abspc
Subject:	Re: want to hire a consultant for helping with new homebased fireaall
Date:	Sun, 23 Jan 2005 16:30:56 -0800

Vanguard wrote:
> "abspc" wrote in message
> news:20050123162253.578$z7@news.newsreader.com...
>
>> Wolfgang Kueter wrote:
>>
>>> Duane Arnold wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>> Your best bet is to look in the phone book yellow pages for such help.
>>>> They are in your local area. No one would post something like this and
>>>> expect someone to step-up.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> If he he pays the airline ticket, the hotel and at least half of the
>>> required payment in advance he'll for sure find someone.
>>>
>>> Wolfgang
>>>
>>
>> I was just asking like if you people could look, find something, if I
>> bought it I'd pay pal. It's just a thought. Take care.
>
>
>
> You might try Google Answers where you pay for that sort of remote help
> but don't expect decent help without decent remuneration. You are
> asking for consultation which will require in depth details as to what
> you think you want, what you really want, what you can really use, and
> what future changes are expected. You won't get that with the
> on-the-fly responses in newsgroups and maybe not even with Google
> Answers. Rather than post in general topic newsgroups, you might try in
> some more focused forums, like http://www.experts-exchange.com/.
>

Thanks but im not going to pay some stupid web site that may or may not
do anything.

and in here, i already said what i want, no need to ask more questions,
just have to find something and then if i bought what someone found i
would pay them $15 or so via pay pal.

From:	Vanguard
Subject:	Re: want to hire a consultant for helping with new homebased fireaall appliance device
Date:	Sun, 23 Jan 2005 23:59:02 -0600

"abspc" wrote in message
news:20050123193107.921$Wi@news.newsreader.com...
> Vanguard wrote:
>> "abspc" wrote in message
>> news:20050123162253.578$z7@news.newsreader.com...
>>
>>> Wolfgang Kueter wrote:
>>>
>>>> Duane Arnold wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> Your best bet is to look in the phone book yellow pages for such
>>>>> help.
>>>>> They are in your local area. No one would post something like this
>>>>> and
>>>>> expect someone to step-up.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> If he he pays the airline ticket, the hotel and at least half of
>>>> the
>>>> required payment in advance he'll for sure find someone.
>>>>
>>>> Wolfgang
>>>>
>>>
>>> I was just asking like if you people could look, find something, if
>>> I bought it I'd pay pal. It's just a thought. Take care.
>>
>>
>>
>> You might try Google Answers where you pay for that sort of remote
>> help but don't expect decent help without decent remuneration. You
>> are asking for consultation which will require in depth details as to
>> what you think you want, what you really want, what you can really
>> use, and what future changes are expected. You won't get that with
>> the on-the-fly responses in newsgroups and maybe not even with Google
>> Answers. Rather than post in general topic newsgroups, you might try
>> in some more focused forums, like http://www.experts-exchange.com/.
>>
>
> Thanks but im not going to pay some stupid web site that may or may
> not do anything.
>
> and in here, i already said what i want, no need to ask more
> questions, just have to find something and then if i bought what
> someone found i would pay them $15 or so via pay pal.

If you had visited Google Answers, you would have seen that you don't
pay unless you get the solution you asked for. If you had visited
experts-exchange.com, you would have seen that you don't pay anything
for access but you do have to register if you want to see the replies.

From:	Mike
Subject:	Re: want to hire a consultant for helping with new homebased fireaall
Date:	Mon, 24 Jan 2005 09:07:09 +0000

abspc wrote:

> I was wondering if anyone out there would help consult with me and
> accept me to pay pal them some money if we come up with the right device
> for us. I'm hoping to find -
>
> A dual wan load balancing with web filter/parental control for less then
> $275 if possible. i want it to tell us bandwidth information like snmp
> can give with the right app, how much we upload and wonload from the
> internet. i have looked at xincom and hotbrick, no parental control web
> filter. they make you enter in each url and keyword manually. this can't
> work cus we don't know the millions of addresses out there.
>
> i have ordered a Zywall 10w right now, should be here this week someday,
> but it's not a dual wan loadbalancing. the parental control is provided
> by www.cerberian.com and gives you 56 categories to select from. it has
> nice bandwidth logging info to show even what local ip downloaded from
> where and how many bytes and on what protocol like http, nntp, pop etc
> and what port, so 80, 119, 25, 23 or whatever.
>
> I'm just hoping there's something for $275 or so that is a dual wan load
> balancing with parental control content filtering providing you with
> categories to select to block and keyword blocking along with bandwidt
> usage information as well.
>
> If someone would be willing to persoanlly consult with me I'd like to
> return the favor via pay pal or something.

www.ipcop.org

Where do I send my paypal info to?

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