Re: [SLE] Router and 2 PC's question(s)

From: Joe Morris (NTM) (Joe_Morris_at_ntm.org)
Date: 03/30/05

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    John B wrote:
    > I bought a dial-up modem that has a built in router and 2 NIC's, one card
    >for each system.
    > My question(s):
    >
    > Once I put the NIC's in the systems and hook to the router, what kind of
    >thing(s) do I need to do on the SuSE box?
    I'm not sure (we need more info), but my guesses are that 1- the
    modem-router has built in firewall that does NATing, 2- that it
    configures via a browser, 3- it has a built-in DHCP server to auto
    configure you clients, 4- that it does dial on demand. If those
    assumptions are correct, your computers will not know anything about
    dial-up, they will only know about the router, i.e will get their IP,
    gateway, and DNS settings from the router. Whenever they want internet
    access, their traffic will cause the modem-router to dial-up. So all
    you would need to do is correctly configure your modem-router via a
    browser with the correct user/password, and check other settings as
    needed. BTW, I have never heard of such a device, what brand is it?
    >I want to use my dial-up access
    >number and password, so that shouldn't be hard to reconfigure on the windows
    >box, but I'm not sure what to do once I have each PC hooked up to the router.
    >
    Since the modem is not connected to either machine, it will only be
    dial-up for the router, not for either clients.

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