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[rmcgaugh@xxxxxxxxx (Rocky McGaugh)]

do it the other way around. stick both nics in the linux boxen
and use ip-masq to provide internet to both boxen. ipchains will
also do firewalling to protect your local network.

amba is what you will want to use for file shareing.

look in /usr/doc/howto/en/ for info on both topics.


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Rocky McGaugh                                      Atipa Linux Solutions
Linux Systems Engineer                                     www.atipa.com
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On Mon, 20 Dec 1999, Duncan wrote:

> I've got a set up at home that consists of two boxes (techy term, sorry),
> one running Dimdows 2000 (Release candidate 2) and the other running Suse
> Linux 6.2
> 
> The Win 2000 box has two network cards, one for a cable modem, the other
> ready for when I've read how to network the win box and the Linux box
> together.
> 
> What I want is to be able to do is file share between the two boxes (I've
> got a hub and the Linux box has a network card, obviously).
> 
> But as importantly I want to be able to have cable access on the Linux box
> by routing through the Win box.
> 
> Can this be done?
> 
> How?
> 
> Answers on a post card or via Email to the above address,
> 
> Thanks a lot I know you're up to this. : )
> 
> Duncan xx
> 
> 
> 

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