On 15-Jan-2003/21:33 -0600, John Nichel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>These "howtos" will
>tell you that the internal ip's must be set too 192.168.0.xxx, but
>that's not the case. I'm doing this on my home network (just moved to a
>place where we don't have DSL, and the only modem we have is a fr
You have to set the Win98 machine up with Internet Connection Sharing
(http://www.annoyances.org/exec/show/ics_98). Then, set whatever IP is
assigned to the NIC card on the Win98 machine (it will set one up, or
you can make your own up) as the gateway on you Linux machine
(http://www.annoyance
On Wed, 2003-01-15 at 19:44, Periyasamy, Raj wrote:
> Rerfer the following link,
>
> http://www.wbglinks.net/pages/reads/chainstables/iptablesmasq.html
>
That assumes that linux is the gateway doesn't it? As I understand it
the win98 box is the one connected to the interenet and I have no ide
Title: RE: Linux Internet Connectivity Via Another PC?
Raj,
I will be checking out this page.
Thanks,
Robert.
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Linux Internet Connectivity Via Another PC?
Hi, I have two
PCs at home. The first is a Compaq 5714
with Windows 98 SE and an internal modem. The Compaq is used to get to the internet via an ISP. The second is Dell Dimension XPS R450 without a
modem. The Dell has Windows 2000 on one
d
Title: Linux Internet Connectivity Via Another PC?
Hi,
I have two PCs at home.
The first is a Compaq 5714 with Windows 98 SE and an internal modem.
The Compaq is used to get to the internet via an ISP.
The second is Dell Dimension XPS R450 without a modem.
The Dell has Windows 2000 on one
