[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi there,
I intend to share my ISDN-Dailup connection with the other clients in my LAN. Under Windows [Windoof] I was able to run a proxy-server called Jana-Server from www.janaserver.de. That one runnig very well and I can't cpmplain. But now I'm mainly using Linux, that also means no proxy running anymore. Because switching the OS all the time sucks, I wanted to now generally is it possible to configure a proxy-sever sharing my ISDN-Connection.
Thanks, David
Hello,
I checked the site of janaserver: To can provide the nearly the same services as with janaserver with linux, but squid is only a part of the puzzle. You will need some additional daemons: a named (bind), MTA/MDA (postfix/procmail/imapd?) and probably a webserver (apache).
You can also think about masquerading/NAT with iptables. You are probably already familiar with iptables, if you have hooked up your linux-box to the net.
However, if you have only a couple of clients to serve you may want to setup a dedicated linux router - try http://www.fli4l.de/ , this minidistro will run on nearly any pc-hardware - a 486 is sufficient for ISDN, no harddrive needed.
There is also a squid available for this minilinux - but you will need to add a hdd in this case.
Regards, Hendrik Voigtl�nder.
