> I see, so this is purely academic?
No, this is war, man against machine! I guess I just can't see the sense in > trying to maintain ip masq and port forwarding and all that under two > separate OSes on one machine, when a simple hub or switch would do the > trick. Ah, but how would I learn ip masq and port forwarding then? But you are saying that is what might be needed. Well, it is a start and I guess there is a way to do it, and in your other post, it seems trying to have them all on the same network was partly to fault. > > Sorry I can't help you with the two NICs problem, you might try changing > the PCI slot for one of them, hopefully they will then grab different > IRQs. Hopefully XP will not croak on you at that point. I'm getting pretty good at bringing OSs back to life :) > > If you really want to learn how to do routing, IP masq, firewall, etc > with RH, there are lots of howtos and info. I'm sure you can learn a > lot. Yeah, have read much, but without success, perhaps because of the strange system. Seems a crossover box isn't all that popular nowadays. > > If you want to just get your network going, sell your extra NICs and buy > a cheap hub. Heh, if I do that, I'll put the extra NIC in the third puter and hook 'em all up. Yeah, that's probably the way to go. Thanks for all the info. George _______________________________________________ Seawolf-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/seawolf-list
