I was wondering where i can get ClarkConnect Home 3.1 on a CD in Nigeria (most especially Lagos), i could not wait for the download of about 350MB with my connection.

Am ready to pay, am ready to pay for postage as well. Thanks.

I doubt if u can get it like that. The linux distros that u get easily in the computer village are , Redhat 9.0, mandrake 8 and ubuntu. I m afraid u might have to download it from the net. I actually have clark connect 2.1 and the latest 3.1 home edition, which i got both from the net. Clark connect is mostly used because of it imbedded bandwidth manager. i ve been working with clarkconnect linux for years now because it's based on redhat (fedora core). wish u luck on getting one.wish i can help u. Other linux distros at my disposal are:


Fedora core 4([/b]4 cds + 1 optional CD of my compiled utilities and updates) *this is the one i use basically, second fasted linux i've used*
[b]PcLinuxOS 9.0 (live CD)
PcLinuxOS 9.[/b]1 (live CD) *too heavy for my p3 800Mhz*
[b]MepisLite 3.3.2 (still downloading 66%)
Slax (live CD) *based on slackware, i love it*
Klax (live CD) *also based on slackware, just 190Mb or so with nice kde desktop and needed programes*
Mandrake 10.0 official (3 cds) *fastest linux i've ever used*
Clarkconnect home edition 3.1 (1 CD)
ipcop (not tested yet)
Knoppix (kernel 2.4) *debian based, so i had to drop it. useful during my learning days*

other distros which i ve used but have disposed off;
Berry linux (live CD) *based on fedora core 3*
Amarok live Cd * based on core 3*
Suse 9.[/b]1 (5 cds) *nice, don't use it much*
[b]Simply MEPIS (live CD) *very good live CD, missed it*
Mandriva 2006 *good, but tired of automations*
symphony *nice customized desktop*
slynux *not bad, met the author online too*
BeatrIX
ELX
MCNLive *couldn't install it on my hdd *

i preach fedora core 4.

For those who don't know what they are talking about, Clark Connect is "a powerful yet easy-to-use software package that transforms off-the-shelf server hardware into a dedicated Internet firewall, gateway or server." It is based on Linux, so it's basically a Linux Distro.

Their website www.clarkconnect.com appears not to be accessible from Nigerian IP Addresses.

I did burn the old ClarkConnect 2.2 Home Edition on my hard drive but it i could not get past the media check (this is one reason why i hate Redhat, ClarkConnect is based on Redhat).

So i installed IPCOP 1.4.5 instead, it's cool but i could not do traffic shaping per IP/client basis. If anyone know anyway i can do this let me know.

im curous what ip range nigeria actually owns?

Am just seeing this. Pity cos I coulda downloaded it and burnt it on a cd and sent it to you as I have someone leaving for Naija tonite. If I see anybody coming again soon, I'll get in touch that is if you have not gotten it by then.

@jogego God bless you for your kind gesture (you have sent it already, since you wish to in your heart).

Am OK with IPCOP for now and i will propably install the new update 1.4.9 next week, i hope it will have some better features.

@Hunter, a country does not have an IP range, its mostly sold to ISP and individuals that need it.