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bentley and FC3
Greetings, i'm using FC3 and i have a server box downstairs. i have
another computer upstairs, that i use for general purpose stuff. i
would like to turn the computer downstairs into a server. it currently
has one linksys ethernet card (eth4) on the first pci slot. and the
others are 3com 3c095b or c ethernet cards, clones i think. Now, i
would like some help if anyone can?
the eth4 card is SUPPOSED to be eth0. aside from that, eth4 is
connected to the aDSL modem, and i have set it up to automatically
assign or take its address from the DHCP. i set up eth3 and eth2 to
have the exact same addresses:
* address 192.168.0.2
* subnet mask 255.255.255.0
* default gateway address 192.168.0.1
now when i type that into my eth3 card (which should be eth1), the plug
icon doesn't connect. if i say i am typing it in statically then it
will, but if i came upstairs and typed it in, then it wouldn't connect
from my Linux Computer. Should the downstairs computer be automatically
detect dhcp settings for eth4 eth3 and eth2? Or should i set eth3 and
eth2 statically?
i have a DUMMIES book that is by Author Naba Barkakati, "Red Hat Fedora
Linux 2 All-In-One Desk Reference" with a mini reference book titled
_Networking_. It kind of explains how to set up the downstairs computer
as a NAT router, but it doesn't exactly spell it out. For example, it
does not say, right click on the eth0 icon and set it to static and
enter this information. I do not know if the IP address matters, but
the gateway adress i read should be 192.168.*.* (or typically
192.168.0.1), the downstairs computer assigns a number to the last digit
like 100 or 101 or something. Granted it doesn't get any easier, since
i have a WinXP computer i would like to hook up as well. I've read
something in there though, i think, about WinBinding or setting up a
Wins. So all i ask for help with now, is merely the Linux portion.
thank-you;
bentley_rhodes@yahoo.com
hbrhodes@sbcglobal.net
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