How does the configuration files on the linux machine looklike???
>I did it using Dial Up Networking (DUN). I assume you set up the ppp on the
>Linux. You have to go to Control Panel Network and bind TCP/IP because DUN
>does not do that for you. Use (install) Clients for Microsoft Networks,
>TCP/IP, and DUN Adapter. You install these components by clicking the "Add"
>button and clicking "Client", "protocol", and "Adapter" respectively to
>install. First install DUN (Windows install wizard) if not already so that
>it will show up on the adapter list in control panel network so you can
>chose it. Use the properties button to finish details such as binding the
>DUN adapter to TCP/IP, etc. The Network settings in Control Panel will take
>precedence over the DUN settings. The key is to bind TCP/IP to the DUN
>adapter (which is not an adapter but just the com port really). If you need
>more detail let me know.
>
>If you set up the Linux ppp using pap or chap then it is a simple connect.
>My computer at home becomes a host on the LAN with internet connection. I
>can see all the computers on the LAN and interact with them. If I use any
>winsock compliant software, I can internetwork (Netscape, Internet Explorer,
>etc.)
>
>-Bill-
>
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