On Tue, Jan 22, 2002 at 10:01:45PM +0100, Thomas Halahan wrote:
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> Thanks for the advise guys. Need a little more
> clarification. Have got my PC networked now, and all point
> to the gateway PC which has the modem attatched. However
> when I dial up the gateway PC doesn't allow the other P
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On Tuesday 22 January 2002 9:01 pm, Thomas Halahan wrote:
> Thanks for the advise guys. Need a little more
> clarification. Have got my PC networked now, and all point
> to the gateway PC which has the modem attatched. However
> when I dial up the g
Thanks for the advise guys. Need a little more
clarification. Have got my PC networked now, and all point
to the gateway PC which has the modem attatched. However
when I dial up the gateway PC doesn't allow the other PC's
to route through it to the internet. The route table
suggests that
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On Tuesday 22 January 2002 3:40 am, Stephen Gran wrote:
[snip lots of useful advice]
I think you left a most important thing out.
do a
man interfaces
This describes what to put in the file /etc/network/interfaces - which
basically how to tell a
Thus spake Thomas Halahan:
>
> Hi,
>
> Looking for a few pointers as how to best set up a small
> office network. Basically can install debian on the
> machines but don't really know how to join them in the
> simplest way (4 machines). I want the server to be the
> gateway to the internet.
Hi,
Looking for a few pointers as how to best set up a small
office network. Basically can install debian on the
machines but don't really know how to join them in the
simplest way (4 machines). I want the server to be the
gateway to the internet. I've tried linux conf at setting
up gatew
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