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Errrrr.... not possible with Windows ?  try Wingate or Sygate
or something along that line.

For Linux its called IP Masq.  but then again you'll need get
your effiecent card going - which I believe there's no support
in Linux, you'll probably need a Dlink router or something
(I'm just not too sure since I don't have ATM ADSL card at all)

I do know for sure that 512K/256K Ethernet Card Plan works
Very Well with Linux :-)  Internet sharing isn't a problem at all
as well.

Thomas Meier wrote:
> 
> I'm a Windows user but have wondered whether the following is possible under
> Linux.
> 
> My service provider has an ADSL broadband network via ATM. I'm using an
> Efficient networks (www.efficient.com) PCI ATM adapter to access the
> Internet. It seems it is not possible to share my Internet connection under
> Windows so I see whether it would be possible under Linux.
> 
> I guess I would first need a driver for my card under Linux if it is
> conceptually possible. Is there any NAT software under Linux that would
> enable this kind of Internet connection sharing?
> 
> thanks
> 
> Connection diagram:
> Internet---[ADSL modem]---RJ45---+
> +---RJ45---[Hub]---RJ45---+
>                                                           |
> |                                            |
>                                                         -+-[ATM adapter]
> [3Com NIC]                       [3Com NIC]   [Browser]
>                                                                        | PCI
> | ISA                                    | ISA             |
>                                                                -----+-------
> --------+---                                 ---+ ------------+----
> 
> [Gateway]                                                         [Client]