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Very much do able, infact its the solutions they offer to schools to provide free internet access. You need a linux box w/ ip masq compiled into the kernel, a dhcp binary, sets your ip and machine name for when it changes. If you have other computers its against your license er term of agreement to use multiply computers but HEY we all do it, why not do it yourself. -Leif On Tue, 10 Feb 1998, Sean wrote: > Hi, > > My housemates and I are looking to get a cable modem hookup from > Media-One. Two questions: > > 1) Anyone have any good/bad experiences in dealing with Media-One's > Internet service? > > 2) Has anyone attempted to IP-masquerade a linux and win95 machine onto > Media-One's service? I'm guessing that a NIC in each box and a > concentrator would do it, or would I have to go to 3 cards? > > Any help appreciated, > > Thanks . . . Sean. > ------------------------------- > Ex ignorantia ad sapientiam; e luce ad tenebras. > Out of ignorance into knowledge; from the light into the darkness. >
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