[lug] linux to windows and beyond (networking)
Shannon Johnston
nunar at nunar.com
Wed Nov 7 09:48:40 MST 2001
Windows 98 Second Edition has internet connection sharing that you can't
install during original installation, but you can install later under the
Add/Remove Programs>Windows tab in the control panel. Once this is set,
you just use your windows machine as the gateway in your RH box. I even
had it set to where it would dial the modem if I tried to access the
internet with the other machine. Ah... the old days. I'm too spoiled
now...
Shannon Johnston
nunar at nunar.com
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Hiroshima '45 Chernobyl '86 Windows '95
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On Thu, 1 Nov 2001, Faster-Laster wrote:
> win98se did have some sort of modem sharing, but I don't know anything
> else about it. There are also people who make programs out there (& sell
> them) to do this as well. Unless the modem is a winmodem (& even then
> support is much better nowadays) I would suggest putting the modem in
> the linux box then run nat to have as many machines as you need behind
> that box.
>
> On Thu, Nov 01, 2001 at 04:06:11PM -0700, Jeff Walker wrote:
> > I am a total novice when it comes to networking, but I have two machines, a
> > linux box (red hat 7.1), and a windows box (windows 98).
> >
> > I have a crossover cable between the two, and I can network just fine. I
> > only have modem access to the internet, and that is on the windows machine.
> >
> > Is there a way to get internet access on the linux box when the windows box
> > is logged into the isp? I figure it is just a matter of routing and setting
> > up the window box as a gateway or something like that. Any pointers?
> > Didn't find anything in the faqs about this.
> >
> > tia.
> >
> > -Jeff
> >
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