You want a package called ppptcp - it allows you to run ppp connections over
tcp/ip, with some optional encryption stuff. It's not in debian afaik, but
should
be available on sunsite.
Stephen Carpenter wrote:
> Ok...I got a bright idea earlier
> I have a linux machine at work (where we don't
he host file and
get by for a while...
jim
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Subject:a stupid idea, a stupid test
Ok...I got a bright
I am afraid that this would not help...my system does not run a web server and
has
no need of a web server
What I need is a static IP...
neither my system nor the other one have DNS names...or any other way of
identifying eachother...
the idea was to use the network as a "virtual ethernet" where t
I am new to LINUX, but maybe the following will help you.
Go to
http://www.linuxgazette.com/
and see issue 18. Then take a look at "Putting Links to Your
Dynamic IP." The man wrote the script to do it so that his sister
could access his machine via the Web. Could you adapt it to your
situat
Ok...I got a bright idea earlier
I have a linux machine at work (where we don't really have linux
machines...its one of the
3 that I know of in existance on our entire network (of at least 10 000
users) )
Anyway...mine is on DHCP like most of the network and a new one which
was setup
is also on
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