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by **ufg8..** » Sun, 31 Dec 1899 09:00:00

I have a Linux box connected to the Internet through a DSL line. I have
set up mgetty so that I can dial into my Linux box and log on. Can I
set up Linux so that I can access the Internet through the DSL
connection on my Linux box when I dial in from outside my office using a
Windows machine?

Thanks for any help.

Scott

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by **David Efflan** » Wed, 25 Oct 2000 14:23:14

>I have a Linux box connected to the Internet through a DSL line. I have
>set up mgetty so that I can dial into my Linux box and log on. Can I
>set up Linux so that I can access the Internet through the DSL
>connection on my Linux box when I dial in from outside my office using a
>Windows machine?

Yes, just don't try to use the defaultroute pppd option on the dialin
server (but you should use it on the remote). That is the only way my
boss can get on the internet from home. He dials into our office LAN in
Illinois connected by frame relay to a Linux box our factory in California
which is connected by DSL to the internet. I use a modem on a Cisco
router for the dialin, but it worked as well with a Linux box with mgetty
for the dialin ppp server.

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