[Switching completely to LIH]
>>>>> "RB" == Raghvendra Bali <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
RB> Hi Guys, I am about to install cable internet connection at my
RB> home. The ISP provides an Ethernet card and connectivity
RB> through DNS to the clients. I have three PCs in different
RB> rooms. To provide internet connectivity to all the PCs What I
RB> can do is to setup my own LAN, using another Ethernet card (on
RB> main PC) and a hub, connecting these 3 PCs and setting up a
RB> proxy or DNS in the main PC with cable internet connection. In
RB> this case I have to keep the main PC switched on all the time
RB> to ensure internet connectivity to all the PCs. (Q)-> Is
RB> there a way to achieve this task without having a need to keep
RB> the main PC switched on all the time? I.e. what can be an
RB> alternate LAN CONFIGURATION?
There's a way of keeping a halted (though not switched off) Linux
computer running as a router. Google is your friend.
-- Raju
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