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linux- windows network



Abhi <abhishake00 at yahoo.com> writes:

> How would I network a linux and windows machine to split one internet
> connection?  I am running redhat 7.0

Assuming you're talking about sharing a DSL or cablemodem connection in 
your
home, I'd strongly suggest picking up a Netgear or Linksys cable/dsl 
router.
You can find these at places like CompUSA and Best Buy.

They act as a firewall as well as a router, and they're incredibly easy to
set up. They do network address translation and provide dhcp, so you only
need a single address from your ISP.


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