On Tuesday 16 Sep 2003 18:26, Darryl Barlow wrote:
Tom,
Setting up connection sharing is very easy in Windows. Just look at the
help topic internet connection sharing which should take you through it. I
haven't used it since an early version of Windows 2000. Generally windows
will set up
Im a long time linux user with barely any experience of windows at all
(shocking i know). At home, my housemate has a adsl connection on a winxp
machine that i would like to share to a variety of hosts (amiga, debian linux
and some other version of windows which is possibly 98). On linux this
Tom Badran wrote:
At home, my housemate has a adsl connection on a winxp
machine that i would like to share to a variety of hosts...
Hi Tom,
instead of making that XP box a router, you should consider getting a cheapo
Router/Firewall/NAT-Device a la Netgear or Linksys. That would leave the
On Tuesday 16 Sep 2003 15:04, Wolfgang Lonien wrote:
instead of making that XP box a router, you should consider getting a
cheapo Router/Firewall/NAT-Device a la Netgear or Linksys. That would leave
the 'bad guys' out there much less opportunity for attacks as the IMHO
full-featured (and
Tom Badran wrote:
That sounds much better, Do these work with services that need username/
password combos to get access? I really didnt want to have to administer a
windows box if possible and this sounds like a good plan.
The username and password sounds like pppoe (PPP over Ethernet), so
On Tuesday 16 Sep 2003 16:40, Torsten Reuss wrote:
The username and password sounds like pppoe (PPP over Ethernet), so you
could put a debian box instead of the xp box there. Another opportunity
which I can recommend is fli4l, a floppy-disk size linux router
distribution which you can run on
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On Tuesday 16 Sep 2003 16:40, Torsten Reuss wrote:
The username and password sounds like pppoe (PPP over Ethernet), so
you
could put a debian box instead of
Tom,
Setting up connection sharing is very easy in Windows. Just look at the help
topic internet connection sharing which should take you through it. I
haven't used it since an early version of Windows 2000. Generally windows
will set up the gateway machine on 192.168.0.1 and the gateway
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