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thanks i didn't even know that I could use a firewall<br />
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thanks i didn't even know that I could use a firewall



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how do i tell the kernel witch ether card to use for whitch part of the network??<br />

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how do i tell the kernel witch ether card to use for whitch part of the network??


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umm I plan to run a quake server behind this and it will not work via masqurading and proxy<br />

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umm I plan to run a quake server behind this and it will not work via masqurading and proxy


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ok I have 6 computers and i need them all on the internet I plan to have one of them a dedicated gateway or dhcp whitchever is esier. how do I go about setting one or the other up I own a Red Hat 4.2 cd. I need to give out tcp/ip addresses. this gateway/dhcp will have two 10 base t nics in it. some of the computers on this lan will be running <br />
win95 :( will these computers be able to caputer an tcp/ip soccet from an linux gateway/dhcp?<br />
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thank you for your time and advice 
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ok I have 6 computers and i need them all on the internet I plan to have one of them a dedicated gateway or dhcp whitchever is esier. how do I go about setting one or the other up I own a Red Hat 4.2 cd. I need to give out tcp/ip addresses. this gateway/dhcp will have two 10 base t nics in it. some of the computers on this lan will be running 
win95 :( will these computers be able to caputer an tcp/ip soccet from an linux gateway/dhcp?

thank you for your time and advice 

tcp/ip from a WAN to a LAN

The variety of Linux distributions creates myriad issues relating to configuration and operations when computers are networked, not the least of which is the use of various network management applications, some of which are included with specific distributions, while others are standalone applications.