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On Sat, 20 Jun 1998, Mike Bilow wrote: > > The usual procedure is to let them install onto your Windows 95 machine. It > will come up and obtain an IP address and similar information by DHCP. Open > the "Network" object as described above and write down all of these settings. > Then configure your Linux machine with the same IP address, netmask, name > servers, and gateway as the Windows 95 machine. Enable IP masquerading on the > Linux machine for a private network using RFC1918 addresses (like 192.168.x.x) > and statically reassign an IP address from that private network to the Windows > machine. Assuming you have correct routing and so on, this should work. > Mike, thanks for your previous answer. I just wanted to add a reminder to this one though; since their DNS is tied to the network card hard-coded address, you need to move the very same network card from your Win95 box to the linux box. Right? ------------------------------------------------------------------- DDDD David Kramer dskramer at concentric.net DK KD http://start.at/david.kramer DKK D DK KD DDDD "Oh my god, they killed Kenny G.!"
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