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    An easy-to-use anti-spam email gateway

    ... • Available as 64bit: - ISO image (Internet connection required during installation) - install from scratch (Internet connection required during installation). • Minimum Requirements (for 5,000 messages/day): 1 GB of RAM 30 GB storage drive 1 Processor x86/AMD64 1 Ethernet x 1 IPv4 address UDP ports: 53 123 4500 6277 24441 TCP ports: 25 80 443 2703
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    KA9Q Mirror

    An impressive early implementation of TCP/IP

    Mirror directly approved by Phil Karn, KA9Q. The KA9Q NOS TCP/IP package began life way back in 1985 on a surplus Xerox 820 computer board running CP/M with a 4 MHz Zilog Z-80 CPU, 64KB of RAM and a 8" floppy drive holding all of 243KB. Later, it moved to the IBM PC with the 8088 and 80286 CPUs running MS-DOS. KA9Q NOS was only the second known implementation of the Internet protocols for low-end computers. Unlike PC/IP, KA9Q NOS could simultaneously act as an Internet client, a server and an IP packet router, and handle multiple client and server sessions. ...
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