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tarak4u 06-01-2002 11:26 PM

Using Red Hat Linux as a router
 
I have RedHat 7.2

Using Red Hat Linux as a router so i have microsoft 98 machines as client and i like to rotue threw linux machine so can u help me how to do so

sachingolait 06-02-2002 01:05 AM

hi tarak
plz go through the manul which u have got
bye

MartBrooks 06-02-2002 04:59 AM

Depends what you mean by "router".

What you probably want to do is to set up an IP masquerade so that all the other computers can access the Internet via your single Internet access point connected to the redhat box.

To do this, you'll need to read and understand the IP masquerade HOWTO.

http://www.ecst.csuchico.edu/~dranch...ipmasq/c-html/

Regards

Noerr 06-02-2002 09:43 AM

www.iptables.org have all the manuals
I'd go for iptables instead of ipchains

MartBrooks 06-02-2002 09:50 AM

And I wouldn't. iptables has some nasty problem that, to me, indicate serious underlying flaws.

For example, try using it in conjunction with ip aliasing and policy based routing.

Regards

Noerr 06-02-2002 01:51 PM

? i'm not sure Mart. if you are right it, then its worth considering ipchains. I need to get more info on that, because I use aliasing and ipv6 tunnels, but no problems so far

Mara 06-02-2002 02:00 PM

Ipchains is easier to configure. So for a first time it's better. It has enought features for smaller networks (like in tarak's case).


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