Greetings and sorry for the newbie nature of this question. I have a project I have been putting off and would like to tackle it this week. I have one remaining Mandrake box that does Internet Connection Sharing to my home LAN. This box is not that reliable, but when it works it does the following: DHCP, connects via dialup to my ISP, share's the PPP connection to the rest of the lan and act's as a firewall and also run's caching DNS so my internal machines use it for DNS.
Why Mandrake? They have this little one click wizard you select and it set's it up. I now want to tackle this on Red Hat. But, my work on Red Hat at my office has not taken me down this path yet. So, I am looking for an all purpose guide in setting something like this up. Ip chains or Ip tables? DHCP, caching DNS, etc. Mandrake is using Bastille. Any thought starters? Thank you. -Scott _______________________________________________ Redhat-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
