Hi!
> A DHCP server provides an IP address to a DHCP client when the DHCP client
> boots (and requests) and address. This happens before a "login" screen ever
> appears.
>
> Win95 provides no "authentication" by itself. It needs to belong to an NT
> Domain or NDS for this. So, without third party support, you're out of
> luck.
Perhaps you are not aware of this, but you can set up a windows NT domain
using samba (and therefore Linux as the server). When users log in from
Win95 clients, scripts can be run on the server for doing accounting.
feri.
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