Paul Kenneth Egell-Johnsen wrote:
> I'm going to make a small network between my two computers at home. I
> don't have any static IP addresses, but I'm also not connected to any
> external network. That is true only part of the time though, so I wonder
> how do I set up my two computers so that the dial up ip address doesn't
> interfere with my local address.
>
> Both boxes runs SuSE 6.0.
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I have almost the same situation here in my home, excpet I run Winblows on
one machine. You do have static IP address for your computers, they range
in the subnet of 192.168.1.* There are others as well. Those addresses
are not found anywhere on the internet. Just give each computer an address
in that range, preferably not the same one, and your set. As for sharing
dial-ip, use IP Masquerading to give both computers internet access. The
How-To's explain it quite well, there are some web pages as well.
Hope this helps a little
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Ren West
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