If you got some old hardware(and most of us do!), try SmoothWall.
http://www.smoothwall.org/
"SmoothWall is intended for use by anyone from home users to systems
administrators. It can run on virtually any 32-bit Intel or i386-compatible PC
from a 486 to an Athlon or Pentium 4, and it enables that PC to become a
dedicated firewall appliance, aka a SmoothWall box. Apart from the PC to run
SmoothWall on, all that is required is an Internet connection, some simple
networking equipment to connect the SmoothWall box to the rest of your private
LAN, and the SmoothWall CD image file."
I personally have not tried it, but the TV show "The Screensavers" highly
recommends it.
Just thought I would throw it out there.
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