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I have a situation where i use a Mandrake PC which has 2 NIC installe.
eth0 has a fixed ip adres and supply's ip-adresses to other machines connected on this eth0 (used with DHCPD)
The eth1 gets a ip-adres from another server in the network
To surf the internet on the Linux machine gets no problem.
I have connected a Windows PC on the ETH0 network and gets also a ip-adress from this network.
If i ping from the WIndows machine, i get from both cards a reply.
The problem now is that i cannot connect the internet on the windows machine. How should i add this in the routing tables on both machines.
IP-adress:
ETH0 = 10.62.0.1 (FIX)
ETH1 = 10.25.101.110 (lease) (this is also where i go on the internet with
Distribution: Ubuntu 16.04.7 LTS, Kali, MX Linux with i3WM
Posts: 299
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Hello,
Have you gone "Network Connections" and altered the settings on your Windows machine so that it uses the "Internet Linux" machine's IP as gateway ? Just thinking out aloud, so perhaps someone more learned could correct me if I'm wrong.
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