Ken,
I have to put my 2c in here... Are you really, REALLY sure that you want to
do this? Please keep in mind that all of the security of your linux
machine will be lost on the windows machine. If you want to see a good
example of what I mean, connect a windows machine directly through a modem to:
www.grc.com
and go to the "raise shields" section. (You won't see the security issues
as clearly through your linux machine, but you should try from the linux
box also. I found some things that I had overlooked.)
That web site belongs to "Steve Gibson" of Gibson Research, the makers of
"Spinrite". I don't use the product, nor is this a pitch for it, but I
have known of Steve's technical expertise for many years. Check it out.
At 09:45 AM 11/04/1999 -0800, you wrote:
>Ok, more home network stuff.
>
>In order to make the "client" machines reachable *from* the outside world
>(for example, if I run a webserver on one of the Windoze machines), what
>else do I need to do? Since they're all assigned a private network IP, I
>don't see how to make them available to the outside world.
>
>Ken
Mark
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