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On Tue, Mar 02, 2004 at 03:06:35PM -0500, Hamid wrote:>>1- Sofware: How do I bridge these two interfaces ? What packages I need
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>ipmasq
So i just need to issue this command or it needs a little bit of tweaking ?
You asked what package. Install it, you should be good.
OK, I will give it a try. Thanks
>>2- Hardware: I need a cross cable, right ?
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>A Cat5 crossover, or better yet, 2 Cat5 cables and an El Cheapo
>unmanaged switch. $30, and your friends can join in when they come over.
I will stick to one cable, 'cos I don't want get kicked out of network by
admin because of my friends file-sharing softwares :)
OK. Most ISPs these days don't care much about bandwidth limitations unless you're maxing it out 24/7.
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