
*rolls eyes*
what an iTwat!
10 publicly visible posts • joined 21 Jun 2007
You can use your own router, you just have to set up the DMZ option in the "superhub" config, give your internal router the relevant IP address and Bang, you are albe to connect to all the fancy interwebby stuff through your own kit!
One thing I had to do to get any form of working stable connection was to turn off the added feature of "Flood Protection" for some reason it likes to limit DNS connections and renders your connection all but useless when its enabled!
B.
To a degree this can already be done.
All the virtualisation products that have been discussed here are hardware based / hypervisor products.
What about Virtuozzo (for windows) or OpenVZ for linux?
They virtualise the operating system. You only install one OS (on the host) then virtualise the OS components that are required for the virtual environment.
http://www.swsoft.com/en/virtuozzo/
http://openvz.org/
Just my 2p worth!