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- Jul 27, 2004
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- Belton, MO
I'm not sure if this should go here or in INaS, but it is more Linux related. I need to setup something similar to ICS, except the computer sharing the connection will be running Linux. I have ICS on Windows 98 doing this right now, but want to switch it. I know you use iptables and NAT, but I am clueless how to do this.
I can't use Smoothwall because of my network card. It is wireless and only supported by ndiswrapper, and Smoothwall does not come with a module for it, and I would also like to run a web server on the computer. I looked at Clark Connect, but it doesn't include gcc, so I can't compile ndiswrapper. I have tried the ICS provided by Mandrake, but I can't get it to work (and would prefer to use something not rpm based).
Does anybody know of a distro that can do this for me, or of a tutorial or something of how to do this in a regular distro, such as Arch?
Thanks
I can't use Smoothwall because of my network card. It is wireless and only supported by ndiswrapper, and Smoothwall does not come with a module for it, and I would also like to run a web server on the computer. I looked at Clark Connect, but it doesn't include gcc, so I can't compile ndiswrapper. I have tried the ICS provided by Mandrake, but I can't get it to work (and would prefer to use something not rpm based).
Does anybody know of a distro that can do this for me, or of a tutorial or something of how to do this in a regular distro, such as Arch?
Thanks