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I have 2 computers 1 linux redhat 9 and one windows computer. I have an ethernet switch and i also have 2 lan cards in my linux computer. i have everything set up and my local area connection is working fine, but i want to get on the internet with my windows computer.
My friends says i have to somehow enable share internet on the linux mashine, but he uses mandrake and does not know where this option is on redhat 9
so my question is, can someone tell me how enable share internet on linux redhat 9.0. or if that is not possible, how i could actually connect both computers to the internet using 2 lan cards and a switch (i actually have 3 lan cards if you count the one in my windows computer)
i have ben doing the other way(sharing net on windowx and accessing through linux)b ut i no that u can share internet by configuring a either proxy(squid)
or by Ip forwarding
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