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On Tue, 29 Jan 2002 10:30:12 +0100
"Szabo, Richard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

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> Hi Everybody
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> 
>  I'm new in Linux. My plane to use Linux as a rooter-firewall to connect
>  my home LAN ( 4 PC) to My ISP via ADSL connection PPPoE.
> 
>  I have already started to read HOWTOs it seems clear to me how to do.
> 
>  I would like to use ICQ and Video & Audio streaming application with
>  IP-masquerade.
> 
>  I have not done anything yet.
> 
>  My question is how long I have to wait to get working these
>  applications with kernel 2.4.x ?
I think you can do that with existing kernel 2.4.x 
> 
>  Basically Is it make sense to learn the 2.2.x method and when the 2.4.x
>  kernel will ready to support these application learn again and change
>  it, or Should I wait a bit and start with 2.4.x ?
> 
In fact you can start with 2.4.x (netfilter) because the syntax and
routing table have totaly change ...>  Br.
> 
>  Richie
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