Re: Linux as a gateway/router

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From: Mark Constable
Date: Wed, 20 Mar 1996 00:00

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Michael Rosenberg wrote:

> > I now need to reconfigure my system to act as an Internet gateway for my
> > Network which consists of an NT server and 4 Workstations...
...
> After that its a simple matter to set up the tables.  You'll need to
> configure /etc/rc.d/rc.inet1 or 2, /etc/hosts, /etc/resolv.conf, etc.
> 
> The Linux Network Administrators Guide contains excellent instructions on
> how to do all this.  It's a must if you're unsure as to what to do.

I found the NAG examples almost useless when it comes time to relate them
to a real-world (non-corporate) C-class block of IP numbers, or worse, just
the use of a couple of your providers IP nums or subnet.

Has anyone got any URLs for dealing with C-class blocks, particularly the
subnetting thereof ?

-- 
Mark Constable (+61 7 55275724)
mailto:markc@ion.com.au
http://www.ion.com.au/linus/markc

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