> > Getting ISDN next week and I have 2 machines to put on it.
>
> Unless your ISP gave you a block of IP addresses, you have to setup
> a router config with one (the server) using the assigned IP and a
> 2nd card providing an internal (hidden) network. Then you put the
> other PC on this hidden net. All traffic goes thru the server and
> then out to ISDN.
>
> I would guess Linux would be perfect for this, but I don't use that
> configuration so I cannot say. It needs to support Network Address
> Translation (NAT) so your internal IPs never make it out (or else
> the Internet would not be able to route back to you).
There is a Linux Router project mentioned on occasion on the Silicon
Valley Linux User's Group. Linux has capabilities to do many of these
things. Url below.
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