Hi, On Thu, Dec 10, Lenz Grimmer wrote:
On Thu, 10 Dec 1998, wmmvdwee wrote:
I'am running SuSe 5.3 on one of my PC's. Now i try to connect my kids Win95 PC to connect internet trought the Linux PC, trough masquerade.
The settings on the Win95 PC are DNS= my IPS with DNS server seach order (195.121.1.34) Host = name of IPS. IP_Address of the IP numer of the Win 95 PC = 192.168.1.5 Than Gateway the IP number of my Linux PC = 192.169.1.1
When I start netscape on the Win95 PC, the Linux PC dail out, but says after 2 or 3 seconds REMOTE HANGUP.
In my /etc/rc.config there is under masquerade:
MSQ_START="yes" (offcourse) MSQ_NETWORKS="" ( which ip I have to fill in here, the IP number of the Win95 PC or the IP number of the Linux PC ?)
In your case, the masqueraded _network_ would be 192.169.1.0/24 , a class C network.
MSQ_DEV="eth0" ( is this correct as I connect to my ISP trough ISDN /dev/ttyI0 )
No. MSQ_DEV is the network device, on which the masquerading should take place. If you use ISDN, this could be /dev/isdn0 (for raw IP), or /dev/ippp0 (for sync PPP). /dev/ttyI0 is just a "modem emulation", this is not a regular network device.
Can somebody tell me what I have to fill in MSQ_NETWORKS= and MSQ_DEV= and why REMOTE HANGUP, when I try to connect my IPS from the Win95 machine?
Well, it depends, how exactly you connect to your ISP :)
Bye, LenZ -o) Hubert Mantel Goodbye, dots... /\\ _\_v
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