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http://www.exonome.com/fj/phkl/
or any high end notebook with a D-Link DGE-660TD Gigabit Cardbus
Notebook Adapter. I've heard good things about the Thinkpad X Series too:
http://www.pc.ibm.com/us/thinkpad/xseries/index.html
That way you don't need to lug around clunky boxes.
Randal T. Rioux | Procyon Labs
IT Security R&D and Consulting
Virtual: www.procyonlabs.com
Physical: DC / Baltimore
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James Abercromby wrote:
I am curious as to what professional IA technicians use in the field
that typically perform scans against large networks (ie. multiple b and
c networks) use as their testing platform.
I am trying to convince my senior leadership to purchase a mid sized
tower with the following:
a. AthlonXP64 highend cpu => 2.8Ghz or better
b. 2 10/100/1000 nics
c. 1-3 Gigs memory
Currently we use Dell Inspirons with Pentium IVs, 1Gig of Ram and 10/100
cards, base OS is Suse.
The laptops are run well but on Large scans memory is becomming an issue
I am hoping to use the GigE 1000BaseT capacity if I build these machines
when testing
on networks that have GigE as the underlying technology.
Overall if anyone can give me their experiences and recommendations it
would be greatly appreciated.
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