Hardware

Very similar in hardware to the NA75 I posted about way back when, although in a smaller chassis.

Via C3 800 MHz
256 MB PC133
32 MB CF card
3 Realtek 10/100 Ethernet ports

(http://i196.photobucket.com/albums/aa6/theikitsune/router1.jpg)
(http://i196.photobucket.com/albums/aa6/theikitsune/router2.jpg)

This unit uses a CF card for its storage instead of a DiskOnChip.  Hidden on the unit are 3 USB 1.1 ports and a standard keyboard/mouse port.

That's almost identical to an OpenBrick I have from www.hacom.net (though it has Intel NIC's). They work really well.

Those are nice looking hardware pieces........ But i think that a starting price of $350 they are way to expensive....

But i think that a starting price of $350 they are way to expensive....

Not really.  If you need a fast (100 Mb wire speed) box with hard drive capabilities (or can use CF) and upgradeable RAM, you won't find anything cheaper right now that'll do that.

When the ALIX boards are available, then these become less competitive, but they still have their advantages.

When i looked for hardware to build my first m0n0 box i turned to refurbished thin clients (Neoware, thin tune etc....) those have almost the same CPU specs (VIA C3, Intel Celeron ....), you just need an additional dual NIC and you have the same as those boxes.... You can get all that for about $60 $80 on eBay.... I admit, that the thin client solution is not as "eye catching" as those network appliances...... I also admit that if i could afford the $350 a would have one of those
I also came across the Acrosser boxes...... Have someone ever used one of them for m0n0 ?
http://www.acrosser.com/product/Networking%20applicance/Firewall-X-Series/Index1.htm

I actually got paid $150 to haul this one off.  It was dead, and they wanted to replace it.  Two capacitors later, it was back to life.

Edit: It should look similar to the Hacom OpenBrick, it's the same mainboard as the OpenBrick-E!  Holy *****!

Does anyone know what fuse the NA200 takes?  Mine croaked on me and I think i fed it too much power momentarily.