Steve Maytum wrote:
> 
> May i just thank people for their offers of help before i begin this epic
> adventure (well it is for me anyway!)
> 1) In answer to setting up old machine as dialler/firewall , i have no
> objections to this , but will still need guidance. My problems may become
> apparent as we continue.
> 2) This thread may be a bit slow , but hopefully progressive , i think i've
> now had a PC for about a year. Someone once told me i was a masochist to
> consider Linux this soon , let alone LAN configuration.
> 3) Through Win 98 and 95 as per each machine , Computer name allocated along
> with usergroup. Identifying these machines with TCP/IP set up and IP
> addressess 192.168.1.1 , 2 & 3 respectively , subnet masks as 255.255.255.0
> i still get nothing.
> 4) Tried using AnalogX proxy server and still nothing. Unable to use
> WinIPCFG on old PC's as not on Win 95.
> 5) Now i'm starting from scratch with help please! When i type ifconfig on
> Linux side i recieve the following:-
> (root@localhost /root)# ifconfig
> lo               Link encap:Local Loopback
>                   inet addr:127.0.0.1      Mask:255.0.0.0
>                   UP LOOPBACK RUNNING   MTU:3924    Metric:1
>                    RXpackets:0         errors:0            dropped:0
> overruns:0   frame:0
>                    TXpackets:0          errors:0            dropped:0
> overruns:0   carrier:0
>                    collisions:0             txqueuelen:0
> 
> (root@localhost /root)#
> 
> These messages are because no other machines are presently connected.
> Started at this point in case one of these messages tells you more
> experienced people i've done something wrong. If not , tell me i need to
> re-connect everything and what to go for next. Hope this isn't too much ,
> but been trying to set up for about two months and read and re-read
> everything! So just trying to cover every avenue. Regards
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 
Hi, 

  You should have eth0 listed as well for your network card.
Does it show up after you do, as root, 'ifconfig eth0 up' ?

    -Frans

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