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I'd think that the bandwidth on an embedded device like this is too low for enterprise use -- it would be a network bottleneck. You'd have to have a much higher
by stewartbutler 16y ago
I'd think that the bandwidth on an embedded device like this is too low for enterprise use -- it would be a network bottleneck. You'd have to have a much higher clock rate than most small devices can achieve to get full 10/100/1000 bandwidth, so the market would be pretty small.
- bigiain 16y agoI wonder - for between a typical sub 10Mbit ADSL connection and the rest of a home/small business network? I suspect there's a _lot_ of sub 10 Mbit (never mind 100 or 1000Mbit) internet connections where an "inline firewall" ethernet doohicky wouldn't need too much cpu horsepower...