Fellow,
I am new in Debian, but I'll try to help you with networks.
If your 'New Debian' PC is connected to the linksys router by the NIC1
and to the 'To be Protected' PC by the NIC2, it should be so,
configured:
NIC2 and 'To be Protected' PC should be i nthe same network address,
different from
I [now] have a perfectly good desktop PC running debian, openoffice,
samba,
etc. just fine, and I still need a firewall to protect a legacy PC
with a foreign OS
that hasn't got any virus protection, but which I'd like to network.
I installed
gnome-lokkit and set it up as a firewall with zero ha
On Sat, 15 Apr 2006 03:09:56 -0400
George Langford <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Here are my questions:
>
> 1. Should I use a crossover Ethrnet cable between the debian PC and the
> PC that's
> chained to it ? Or a standard Ethernet cable ?
Unless you have at least one network card with with au
I started out trying to set up a floppy firewall with an old PC, rescued
from the
motherboard of a defunct PC. Too impatient to wait for the Trenton Computer
Fair (two weeks hence) and a nice empty PC case, I went to a local flea
market
& picked up a misconfigured PC on which someone had attem
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