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I have a pc running on Fedora, which is connected to net. i want to share internet with an XP pc.. i can ping both pcs, but i am not able to share net with the XP pc. somebody please help..
what are you using to share the internet ?
iptables ?
also, what distro of linux are you using ? and what window manager or Desktop environment ?
are you giving the XP box a static ip or dhcp ?
It would b very helpful if you guys can tell me what should i use, i want to use the easiest way. My net connected pc is running on Fedora4, and i am using the Gnome environment. i have given the XP box a static ip- 192.168.0.2. .i have also given a static ip to the 2nd nic(netwoked to xp box) of the fedora box as-192.168.0.1..and i am using a dsl modem-route..
open a gnome-terminal, su to root and type ifconfig
copy the output and paste it in your next post,
also, type in route, and paste that in your next post.
also, it might be easiest to use firestarter, its a gnome application and it sets up a lot of this stuff for you.
thats what i use, anyway and its real easy, gui even.
the EASIEST way would be to plug the windows box into the internet and share it's connection with the fedora box
If you want the fedora box on the internet, go to www.tldp.org and search for the howto on ip masquerading. It's old, but it still holds for the current 2.6 kernel I think. You can also do like the other guy said and use that gui....I never have....but gui's are easy
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