Scott,
I run the same configuration as you.
I have an AMD K6-500 motherboard running SuSE Linux 8.2 Pro.
It is connected (externally) to a Cable Modem and (internally) to a router
with 4 other attached Windows PCs.
The Linux Machine runs the following services for the network ..
DHCP
DNS - to provide a local cache of addresses as well as providing Machine
Name to IP address translations for the local network
Samba (ie Windows File & Print Sharing)
Squid - http proxy/cache
SuSEfirewall2 - firewall
All internal machines get their IP address from the linux box DHCP server
and register the address with the DNS server.
I do not use SAMBA for Domain Logon Verification (but I understand this is
possible with SAMBA).
I run the box in Text Only Linux mode, but I have previously run KDE on it
as well when I was playing.
I need specific questions to know how to help you.
Philip
----- Original Message -----
From: "Scott Wrobel"
I am building a Linux Server for my windows network. I am using 8.2 Pro and the server is going to be an internet connection
server / logon server.
Does anybody have and advice for me.
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