Re: Complicated LAN
- From: "Tokenhost" <mylesharper007@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 26 Dec 2006 06:00:29 -0800
Thanks for the reply,
Since none of your Linux boxes contain a wireless
network card, in order to use one of them as a gateway, you'll need to
give it access to the network.
Yes, thats what I intended. That is just the network situation at the
moment.
I will probably take the network card out of the Windows Xp machine and
put it into a Linux box which will be the gateway.
If you plan to use the XP box as your gateway, you're posting in the wrong
newsgroup :-)
Nope. I will probably change that and install a version of Suse in the
near future anyway.
It would be easy if you can route a cat5 cable from upstairs to
downstairs, then you can use the hardware you already have.
Thats not a possibility just because of the way the house and network
is layed out.
So could you recommend an OS for the gateway and how should I configure
it?
.
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