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[ILUG] Internet for Two PCs

[ILUG] Internet for Two PCs

Tom Mackey tfmackey at iol.ie
Mon Nov 15 10:07:28 GMT 1999


Hi,
Thanks.  After searching all over the place for days I finally found last
night that I had a mini howto on my own machine!!!  There are so many
formats for help on Linux (man, info, howto, install guides, internet,
dejanews etc, etc.) that some one like me, who is a beginner ,can fail to
find what is under my nose!!
Anyway, with your advice and my new found howto on masquerading I am sure
that I will sort it tonight.

Tom Mackey


-----Original Message-----
From: kevin lyda <kevin at suberic.net>
To: Tom Mackey <tfmackey at iol.ie>
Date: 14 November 1999 20:59
Subject: Re: [ILUG] Internet for Two PCs


>Tom Mackey wrote:
>> I have been serching the Net for the last hour looking for information on
>> how to set up my Linux box so that a Win98 box on same network can access
>> the web on the linbox PPP connection.
>> Any good links describing how it is done??
>> Tom Mackey
>
>go find the ipchains howto docs, or maybe the kernel docs, but the
>commands are:
>
>ipchains -P forward DENY
>ipchains -A forward -i ppp0 -j MASQ
>
>and bob's your uncle.  the window's client will work fine - make sure
>the gateway is set to be the linux box's eth0 ip.  for extra credit you
>can look into one of the dozens of "make the linux box dial from the
>windows gui client packages."  btw, it's best to put the ipchains
>commands into /etc/rc.d/rc.local (or whatever your distrib's place for
>that is).
>
>kevin
>--
>kevin at suberic.net                              Nutrition Facts
>fork()'ed on 37058400        Puns: 100% RDA  (% good puns: 0)
>
>





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