by Does your PPP provider route the net 223.23.23 through your PPP,Quote:>I have two computers connected in a small lan. One is running Windows95
>and Linux. The other is running just Linux. The plain Linux box is my PPP
>client. I want the Windows95 machine to see the Internet. I have a
>operational Name Server. The Windows95 machine can resolve a name in
>Netscape but, cannot interact with machines on the Internet. My Windows95
>machine is addressed 223.23.23.1 (genesis.resh.org) and the Linux machine
>is addressed 223.23.23.2 (leviticus.resh.org). When I dial in using PPP
>my local linux box is assigned 204.96.98.24-40 for a local address and the
>remote address is 204.96.98.10.
or does he listen to your routing information and propagate it to
the world ? That's what is needed to add a net to the big bustling
Internet, you can't do it without the collaboration from (and
payment to) a provider, who then forwards it to the next bigger
provider etc. Have you done that ? If not, people will get "ICMP Host
Unreachable-s" (as I am now) when trying to connect to your net.
R.B.Quote:>I just recompiled my kernel last night to
>1.2.9 with IP Forwarding on. I need help!!!! Do I need gated?? Am I
>setting my routes up wrong?? Do I set the gateway on other machines to
>223.23.23.2 or the address I am assigned through the ppp server?? Has
>anyone done it before?? Could you walk me through it, please??? I am not
>afraid to learn on my own, I just a pointer. If you have time I would
>love help.