Sysadmin

A proxy server list can be found at: www.publicproxyservers.com

See also: Tor: An anonymous Internet communication system
tor.eff.org

213.201.244.137
8080
anonymous
Netherlands

Comments:
No reverse DNS
Good connection from UK

217.172.174.228
80
anonymous
Germany

66.243.215.208
80
high anonymity
United States

212.234.28.91
80
anonymous
France

217.37.72.233
3128
transparent
Great Britain (UK)

219.163.100.195
8888
anonymous
Japan

FreeBSD

http://www.freebsd.org/

FreeBSD originally targetted getting the best possible performance on the 386 platform. Lately, it's expanded to a number of other platforms including Alpha and SPARC, as well as to the heirs of i386, Intel's Itanium, and AMD's Opteron. Its primary goal is to be as robust and efficient as possible on its various platforms, both for server and desktop roles.

``The power to serve'': FreeBSD aims for high performance and ease of use by end users, and is a favourite of web content providers. It runs on PCs and Compaq's Alpha processors. The FreeBSD project has significantly more users than the other projects.

1) Follow instructions here:
Mac OS X Server (v10.3 or Later): Network Services Administration (Manual)

2) Set up DNS Server to use ISP's name server to query domains not defined in the DNS settings.

Open /etc/named.conf.

In the options directive, insert the following lines:

forwarders {
               123.456.789.012;
               123.456.789.013;
               123.456.789.014;
          };
     forward only;