I have a Linksys cablemodem router, so I don't use my Quadra 800 with 
NAT, but I do have netatalk, samba, ntpd, sendmail, Apache, and a few 
other services running.  Mostly, it's greatest use is as a fileserver, 
it is absolutely superb for that usage!  The 7 year old machine gets a 
rigorous daily workout.

/km

On Monday, April 16, 2001, at 09:49 AM, Eric J. Feldhusen wrote:

>   Very true, it is.  However, like myself, and I suspect, many of us on
> this list, as we've moved up to PowerMacs/G3/G4 and I dare I 
> say...Windoze
> machines, *hopefully running on Athlon/T-Bird/Duron processors*, our 68k
> machines have moved to a different use.  My IIci with 20MB of RAM is 
> now my
> cable modem router/Apache/Netatalk/email/time server/etc/etc/etc...  My
> 840AV is going to be my snapshot machine to test out the
> newest/latest/greatest NetBSD for mac68k.
>
>   So, I'm curious, how many people on this list use their mac68k as 
> a/the
> focal point of their networks?
>
> Eric Feldhusen