hello all, 
2 questions:

1. I have succesfully set up ipmasq and ipchains on my 2 computer network. I
have dial-up modem net access and can share the connection with both
computers.
As I have it setup, my main computer (the one with the modem, and the one
that I use exclusivly) is doing the the ipmasqing , while my wifes is the
one without the modem, and has the ipchains rules applied.
Is it possible to have both machines firewalled?

I got a funny feeling that I did t=not communicate that question well.


2. In a state of distro envy, i went out and bought a copy on mandrake 7.0
today. I ordered my cheapbytes cdr of 6.2 yesterday.
I am running 6.1 currently, and am very very happy with the way I have it
running right now (custom kernel, stability, speed, network, quake3 unreal
tournament, tv card, tape drive,etc. etc)
Can anybody tell me a good reason (other than the fact that I have already
spent money on the mandrake copy)  to change to mandrake, or for that matter
to upgrade to 6.2?


one more:


3. I have been using redhat sine 4.0, and with each new version, I have
always choosen to do a freash install. Are there any drawbacks to the
upgrade option?

Thanks in advance for your tolerance :-)



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