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  monitoring, routing (including wireless and DSL connections), web site
  hosting, NFS, and anything else that needs to be both fast and secure..
  
- <li><a href="http://www.mac.edu">MacMurray College</a> of Jacksonville,
- Illinois is using a P5/150 as its main server for over 600 students and
- 100 staff and faculty users. This system is also planned to be used by
- the MacMurray Computer Science department for both the instruction of 
- programming and administration. By using OpenBSD on existing hardware,
- MacMurray plans to save the thousands needed to keep a current version of
- AIX running on their RS/6000 server.
- 
  <li><a href="http://www.rtmx.com">RTMX, Inc.</a>, produces an OpenBSD
  derived, IEEE POSIX real time extended system solution. RTMX fully
  re-implemented previously developed in-house IEEE POSIX realtime
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  100+ mailboxes, and as their Website Development server for over 50
  sites.
  
- <li>Felix Schr&ouml;ter is developing a generic IP tunneling program which
- will be able to tunnel IP and other protocols (OS dependent), through a 
- streams based connections. The software can optionally encrypt and
- integrity check the packets it transfers. This software is aimed 
- as a solution for VPN (virtual private networks).<br>
- Felix is using OpenBSD because of the pseudo-device "tun" which makes 
- getting IP and other protocol's packets from the kernel quite easily.<br>
- Licensing negotiations for this product are still underway. Felix hopes to
- provide a free license (binary and source) for non-commercial use.
- 
- <li><a href=http://www.tal.net>TAL Wireless Networks, Inc.</a> 
- uses OpenBSD as a platform for multiple
- firewall, http proxy and dialup and servers across California. Some of
- these machines were formerly running the commercial version of BSD,
- BSD/OS.  TALNET S.A., the Argentina based offices of TALNET are using
- OpenBSD as a mail server, firewall and http proxy. 
- 
- <li>An undisclosed company is using OpenBSD on a Sparc 1+ as a private
- firewall and WWW server for 50-100 internal client workstations. 
- 
  <li>The
  <a href="http://www.citi.umich.edu/">Center for Information Technology Integration</a>
  (CITI) at the University of Michigan uses OpenBSD as the basis
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  OpenBSD on SPARC and Intel hardware for proxy servers in front of labs and 
  student residences, Kerberos servers, and web based
  course services using <A href="http://homebrew.cs.ubc.ca/webct/">WebCT</A>.
! The Department of Computing Science is using a 20 seat OpenBSD lab for 
  teaching introductory Unix and programming courses.
  
  <li>webFreaks.com, LLC is a new startup company of 3 employess in Silicon
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  OpenBSD on SPARC and Intel hardware for proxy servers in front of labs and 
  student residences, Kerberos servers, and web based
  course services using <A href="http://homebrew.cs.ubc.ca/webct/">WebCT</A>.
! The Department of Computing Science is using a 20 seat OpenBSD lab for
  teaching introductory Unix and programming courses.
  
  <li>webFreaks.com, LLC is a new startup company of 3 employess in Silicon
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