On Thu, 2003-03-20 at 07:50, Tom Curl wrote:
> Manuel,
>
> Others have answered the licensing question.
>
> Using a firewall to provide NAT services for multiple users on the local
> LAN with a dial-up connection is completely practical as long as the
> users understand that if everybody tries to
Manuel,
Others have answered the licensing question.
Using a firewall to provide NAT services for multiple users on the local
LAN with a dial-up connection is completely practical as long as the
users understand that if everybody tries to browse at the same time
performance will be very poor. Fo
On Jo, 2003-03-20 at 17:07, Tim Willis wrote:
> Licensing? Just download the ISO, burn it, and install. That's the
> open license.
Manuel, if you purchase the boxed product, you'll also get printed
manuals, installation support from redhat and support Red Hat for such a
fine product. One box will
On Thu, Mar 20, 2003 at 09:00:20AM -0600, Manuel Camacho wrote:
> Dear Ladies and Gentlemen:
>
> We want to mount a computer to give internet access to 35 Windows
> workstations in our office. Can we do this with RH8.0 Personal Edition?
>
> Of course we know the tools are there, but we are conce
Licensing? Just download the ISO, burn it, and install. That's the
open license.
As for the question about internet connection, are you planning on using
the machine as the default gateway for your network? If so, I think
setting up iptables is your best bet. I've never done this in RH, but
did
Dear Ladies and Gentlemen:
We want to mount a computer to give internet access to 35 Windows
workstations in our office. Can we do this with RH8.0 Personal Edition?
Of course we know the tools are there, but we are concerned about the
licensing issues. As we do not require the high end features
