On 30-Apr-99 Paul Charsley wrote:
> I have an internal network (192.168.1.0) that I want to connect to the
> Internet via my Linux router. The Linux router has 2 cards, 192.168.1.1
> (internal) and 203.96.92.104 (the Internet). I can ping the Internet
> interface from workstations in my local network but am still unable to get
> to the outside world (although I can from the Linux box).
Forgive me for asking, but are your inside workstations set with the proper
default gateway.. and is your linux router also set to default route through
the 203.96.92.104 NIC? I do realize that when you say you can ping the
203.96.92.104 from your workstations it does imply that the workstations are
set correctly.
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