On Tue, 21 Jul 1998, Justin Slootsky wrote:
> Most people seem to be saying that you NEED two ethernet cards in your Linux
> box, one for the outside net, and one for the internal net. I successfully
> use one ethernet card in my Linux machine, and have a hub that connects my
> external network, and all of my local machines. I realize that in some
> situations this is not polite (to distribute 192.168.* addresses outside my
> house) or secure, but in my situation, it appears to work.
OUCH!! Yes, this would work but, as you say, neither polite nor secure...
Of course, if money were a major limiting factor, you could always connect
the two machines together using a null-modem cable and then nail up a PPP
connection. It'd be dog slow, though.
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