just find an old junker system and use the linux router project, this will give you a cheap solution to your problem and give you a little more flexibility and security.
Jasen -----Original Message----- From: Brian Shaw [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, June 05, 2002 4:37 PM To: Paul Neiberman; security-basics Subject: Re: how to use netcat as 'gateway'? Why would want to use Windows 98 as a gateway? Most people use their Linux machines as the gateway since it's more secure and has the functionality built in. On the other hand, Windows does have the capability to do connection sharing. Brian Paul Neiberman wrote: > > > Greetz, > I know this sounds like a really dumb question(and probably > pointless); how would i use netcat on a window$ box (98, not NT ;) ) > as a gateway to the 'internet' for say a linux box "sitting behind it"? > > #linux#----->#windows98#---->Internet > | | > (telnet) ---> (netcat) > > anyone? ;) > >
