Hello again :
"From windows'98 to internet thru Linux !!"
:-D
No Greg, this schema is different :
> Is your windows box the one that connects to the internet? Adn, are you
> trying to connect you linux box to the internet using the Windows box as
> follows?
>
> Internet <--- Windows Box <--- Linux Box
Is like :
W98(*) }
W98 }--------> Linux -------> Internet
W98 }
actually, I have Samba installed fine : 4 ethernet cards + 1 Hub + cable
(*) where it *was* an independent PC with modem and the access to the
Internet well done.
********* ANNOUNCE **********
Ladies and Gentlemen :
It works !! (:-D)---X
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Basically the errors was in :
* Win98 : Incorrect parameters at TCP/IP protocol :
DNS erratical assignation and host badly defined
* commands ipchains unknown or badly defined
# ipchains xxxxxxxxxx
Best docum. source to me :
Demos & tutorials placed at www.linux-mandrake.com
Excellent !!!
(Very nice and imaginative doc. in my opinion )
Thanks to all the expert people team.
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----- Original Message -----
From: Greg Stewart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, August 19, 2000 5:32 PM
Subject: Re: [expert] From Windows'98 to Internet thru Linux Mand. 71.
> Allright, I don't know if I unstand this any better this time, but I think
I
> can guess at something...
>
> Is your windows box the one that connects to the internet? Adn, are you
> trying to connect you linux box to the internet using the Windows box as
> follows?
>
> Internet <--- Windows Box <--- Linux Box
>
> If so, you are going to need to purchase (or hack) some windows-based prox
y
> software.
>
> If you reverse the setup, you can do it for free
> (eg: Internet <-- Linux <--windows)
>
> NetBEUI is not going to do any harm to your network as long as you have
> TCP/IP enable for the Network Interfaces on BOTH machines. Although,
NetBEUI
> does broadcast a great deal and clutters things up.
>
> Do this:
>
> Give us the following information (you are allowed to use "x"s to hide IP
> address numbers)
>
> Windows Box:
> External Interface type, External Protocol setup (IP, Subnet mask,
Gateway,
> DNS)
> Internal Interface Type (hopefully a NIC), Protocol Setup (see above)
>
> Linux Box:
> External Interface type, External Protocol setup (IP, Subnet mask,
Gateway,
> DNS)
> Internal Interface Type (hopefully a NIC), Protocol Setup (see above)
>
> If you can, draw a diagram of what you network looks like.
>
> --Greg
