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On 7 Feb 99, at 17:47, Robin Gilks wrote:
> From: Pollywog <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >I used diald with a dynamic IP address and had no problems.
> And the configuration was?????????
>
> Robin.
This is using the Linux box as a router between your LAN, which it
connects to using an ethernet card with a static IP address, and
the internet, connected via PPP with a dynamic IP address.
The other machines on the LAN only need the ethernet IP address,
and the IP forwarding can be configured to forward everything from
the LAN to anywhere, so the PPP address is irrelevant.
NB, I've only set up rules for IP forwarding, so I may be leaving
myself wide open here...
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