> Hi Pluggers,
>
> Question, is it possible to utilize a box as a bridge to a two separate
By bridge you mean "the bridge" and not a router? Just for everyone's info,
bridges run over the datalink layer so it can handle almost any network
protocol. Routers operate on the network layer, so it's dependent on the
protocol (e.g. IP, IPX, etc.). Hence, a bridge is a low-level router,
operating just above the physical layer (on which a repeater is used).
I don't think Linux can become a bridge, just a router. Although, I could be
wrong.
> network (WAN) eg. 195.183.60.0 and 195.183.1.0,
> it will acts as gateway for a LAN as 192.168.1.0. If its possible kindly
Ah! If this is the only thing you wanna do then you just want Linux to act
as a router.
> enlighten me or just point me any article. Thanks in advance...
You might want to check out the NET3-HOWTO.
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