Re: Networking Linux Box to Win95 Box using ethernet connection and Combo card

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From: Bob
Date: Tue, 25 Nov 1997 00:00

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Jason A. Ramsey <jramsey@NOSPAM.tweedinc.com> wrote:
> If you wanted to have your computers on the same network (no routing) that
> would work great.  However, if you wish to route, put two NICS or a dual
> port NIC in the Linux box, give the outside card your real IP address, add
> IP Forwarding, IP Masq, IP (other stuff) to the kernel.  The easiest way to
> connect the 95 box is to set up a class c reserved netowork (fake IP
> 192.168.0.0) on the 95 side and use your Linux box as a router.  Windoze 95
> WILL NOT ROUTE under any circunstances.

sure it will.  I don't know how thoough but it is done at my home .

bob.

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From: Bob <bob@angband.gt.ed.net>
Subject: Re: Networking Linux Box to Win95 Box using ethernet connection and Combo card
Date: 1997/11/25
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