The following instructions will provide your machine with basic intrusion protection as soon as it starts.
You can find more information on configuring IPNetRouterX under the Help menu.
To configure Internet sharing, begin by setting up any IP interfaces you need using Mac OS X's Network Preferences Panel. Once your IP interfaces have been configured, you can then designate which interface will be used as your connection to the public Internet (External + NAT) under the Interfaces tab. For more information and examples, proceed to the Internet Sharing page in IPNetRouterX Help.
To configure the built-in DHCP Server, select DHCP Server under the Tools menu. To use the default settings, simply check "DHCP Server On".
To configure IPNetRouterX as an AirPort software base station, select AirPort under the Tools menu.
Once you have created the desired configuration, save your settings to an IPNetRouterX document to restore them again later.
Once you are comfortable IPNetRouterX is working as desired, you can configure it to launch as a Mac OS X startup item outside the context of any user login. To do this drag the "IPNetRouterX_startup" startup item in /Library/Application Support/IPNetRouterX/HelperTools to /Library/StartupItems.
You can launch IPNetRouterX from the Finder and select "Tool->Expert View" to see the currently running firewall status. If you encounter difficulty, you can restart while pressing the Shift key to prevent startup items from loading and then remove IPNetRouterX_startup from the /Library/StartupItems folder.
To install a newer version as a startup item, you can follow these steps:
If you move the IPNetRouterX application on your hard drive, the IPNetRouterX_startup item may no longer find it. In this case you can generate a new startup item by removing /Library/Application Support/IPNetRouterX/HelperTools.
When launched as a startup item, IPNetRouterX will use the settings stored in the default location: /Library/Preferences/IPNetRouterX/com.sustworks.IPNetRouter.ipnr