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by **Wilson Li** » Sun, 25 Jul 1999 04:00:00

I have two machines each running Win98 and RH 6.0 dual boot. On one of
the machine I have a SupraSonic II modem that I can connect to my ISP at
over 100Kbps under Win98. Can my Linux box on the other machine share
this connection over LAN? If so, how can I do that? I would appriciate

setup under Linux yet, but I will do so soon. I have Linksys's Fast
Ethernet in a box kit. Please let me know if any other info needed.)
Thanks!

Wilson Lin

ps. I am not new to Linux, but knows very little about networking.

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by **Monte Philli** » Sun, 25 Jul 1999 04:00:00

You will have to install a proxy prog on the Winbox, Sysgate, Wingate
etc. Then your linuxbox can access that modem.

g'luk

>I have two machines each running Win98 and RH 6.0 dual boot. On one of
>the machine I have a SupraSonic II modem that I can connect to my ISP at
>over 100Kbps under Win98. Can my Linux box on the other machine share
>this connection over LAN? If so, how can I do that? I would appriciate

>setup under Linux yet, but I will do so soon. I have Linksys's Fast
>Ethernet in a box kit. Please let me know if any other info needed.)

by **Alex Harringt** » Sat, 31 Jul 1999 04:00:00

May I suggest that you switch it round and have your Linux box handle
the modem and let your Win98 box hang of it over the network either
using Squid (proxy) or IPCHAINS / IPFWADM (IP Masquerading).

Alex Harrington

says...

>I have two machines each running Win98 and RH 6.0 dual boot. On one
of
>the machine I have a SupraSonic II modem that I can connect to my ISP
at
>over 100Kbps under Win98. Can my Linux box on the other machine share
>this connection over LAN? If so, how can I do that? I would
appriciate

>setup under Linux yet, but I will do so soon. I have Linksys's Fast
>Ethernet in a box kit. Please let me know if any other info needed.)
>Thanks!

>Wilson Lin

>ps. I am not new to Linux, but knows very little about networking.

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> http://www.searchlinux.com

by **Monte Philli** » Sun, 01 Aug 1999 04:00:00

Just install one of the win proxies, such as Sygate or some such
then he can access with no probs.

>May I suggest that you switch it round and have your Linux box handle
>the modem and let your Win98 box hang of it over the network either
>using Squid (proxy) or IPCHAINS / IPFWADM (IP Masquerading).

>Alex Harrington

>says...

>>I have two machines each running Win98 and RH 6.0 dual boot. On one
>of
>>the machine I have a SupraSonic II modem that I can connect to my ISP
>at
>>over 100Kbps under Win98. Can my Linux box on the other machine share
>>this connection over LAN? If so, how can I do that? I would
>appriciate

>>setup under Linux yet, but I will do so soon. I have Linksys's Fast
>>Ethernet in a box kit. Please let me know if any other info needed.)
>>Thanks!

>>Wilson Lin

>>ps. I am not new to Linux, but knows very little about networking.

>>------------------ Posted via SearchLinux ------------------
>> http://www.searchlinux.com

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