On Wed, 30 Jun 2004 09:33:35 +1200 InfoHelp <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> This strikes me as a good idea, that would help cohere the Mandrake & > SuSE setup tests. > > We have a phoneline there, which if IPCop can be made to dial into, then > firewall/route to the other boxes, we can progress onto the Installfest > Qs on them. the box i was going to install on does not have a modem, it has 2 nic's. it has no isa slots and i only have an isa modem here at the office. >That is, we want to show everyone how to setup a win/modem > (& printer.. ) in Mandrake & SuSE, and what the update settings are > thereafter. Short & sweet on each of the three phases. > if you are going to install a modem in your mandrake box, why do we need the ipcop box to access the net? BTW I was only going to bring the laptop (as a server) and the box/monitor and a crossover cable. > Main requisites - just a few computers, & a data projector that can > moved between them for each stage of the process: > > 1. IPCop box - Nick (I can find the hardware if noone else wants to > bring it) I have the box, I already have ipcop on it (fresh install) was about to physically install it at the office, but realised I could reinstall tonight without losing anything. > > 2. Mandrake box - Chris W > > 3. SuSE box - Volker, if you have one suitable to bring along, or use my > laptop / me > > Gathering around little screens won't work for this, & we don't want the > hall too crowded with delicate machinery tonight. do we even have an indication of numbers? (I am likely to be a little late by the way) > > all for it > > Rik > > Nick Rout wrote: > > >I could probably demonstrate an ipcop installation if anyone was > >interested. We don't seem to have many applicant's for this service at > >the Installfest, so it may be of academic interest anyway so far as the > >installfest is concerned. > > > >Please let one list or the other know if you are interested in this. > > > > -- Nick Rout <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
