I am using, and have installed at customers, the Viking server.
http://www.robtex.com/viking
Runs on any Windows fr=E5n Win95 and up.
(Porting to Linux too is in progress)

Have it running at a customer on an old Win95B Pentium90 32MRAM, which is=
 also a file and back-up server.  No problem.

About win95
1) Win95 registry has better to be adjusted to set more socks, reg file=
 avaiable from Viking site.
2) if connecting through modem, you better patch Win95 to Microsoft DialUp=
 Networking (DUN) version 1.3 with a file from MS website, as Win95 original=
 tcp/ip can=B4t keep up the speed with a 56kModem. (at least not while=
 running Viking on a P90, i have noticed)  Maybe also Win98 benefits from=
 this patch.

(A small thing: keep the Viking window closed, the continuously updating=
 window take more cpu than the traffic...  Well, Viking is configured from=
 your web browser anyway, and I am told there will be no widow in future=
 versions.)

Stability is superb.  It even creates a duplicate instance of itself, that=
 monitors the workin gone and restarts it should any program crash it. =
 Install is easy.  Put viking.exe in C:\viking and execute viking -install=
 att the prompt.  It will install itself as a service.  Then surf to it,=
 configure, use :)
It is relly a very capeable server although i only use it as a HTTP proxy,=
 HTTP server, mail and some more...
Also realise this is a caching HTTP1.1 proxy both using ram and disk so it=
 speeds up surfing.

90day free trial, then 100USD lifetime license.  A bargain for that=
 functionality.

The documentation is not complete, but almost instant help is through a=
 mailing list (You know how the PICLIST Work... :) ) on which also the=
 author participate.

Viking has gone through high load tests, and security tests, and have only=
 had one voulnerability -that got fixed in a few hours!

Regards
/Morgan

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