Linuz,
I'm sure you have your reasons for not wanting to use IP-masqueradin.
But without knowing them, it seems apparent that IP-Masq'ing would work
perfectly in your scenario, particularly if your ISP assigns you only one
Internet-routable IP address. It's either that or some sort of proxy server,
which would likely be less flexible.
Regards,
Jason Sloderbeck
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----- Original Message -----
From: Linuz Viper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, May 15, 1999 12:07 AM
Subject: Connect LAN to internet using Linux box as the server.
> Hai there...!
>
>
> I have a LAN (192.168.111.0) and all the computers in this using Win95
as you can guess). I want to setup a server so that my LAN has access to
the internet using this server (or host ?). And the server OS is Linux and
using modem to connect to ISP. I don't want to use IP-Masquerade.
>
> So, what I have to set in my server to allow my LAN to access to internet
(my LAN is an internet cafe or cyber cafe). Let say that I have setup my
network card properly and have no problem to connect to ISP using modem.
>
> I have heard about gateway but is it a computer's IP address (that is a
server or host).
>
> Do I have to type :
>
> route add default gw 192.168.111.110 eth0
>
> on my Linux box ?
>
> Do I have to set my LAN to use the server's IP address as the gateway ?
>
> Let say in my resolv.conf file, I set the nameserver to my ISP address. Is
it OK ?
>
> What does it mean by default route option in options file to dial to ISP ?
>
> Does it mean my LAN have to use this default route to access to the
internet ?
>
> Can you give your route -n output ?
>
> Do you know about this ?
>
> Is there any equivalent thing about socks in Linux like in Windows world ?
>
>
> Best regard,
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