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Re: Home network with Debian



Hi,

I am not expert but I do not think there is special tool for
/etc/network.  I am sure you may install one of graphical
configuration tool like linuxconf but understanding what they 
really doing may be beyond our needs.  

Everthing in /etc are user configurable, I think.  Though I keep
all original as *.dist as reference.

The only exceptions are "update-alternatives" and "update-rc.d".

If you have 2 NICs, I recommend you to use ipmasq package.
This is prepackaged ipchain script.

Installed it and modified it to cope with my cable modem.
see:

   http://www.aokiconsulting.com/ipmasqfw.tar.gz

If you are from RH, you can install printtool.

.  You can get it from woody and install it in potato.  
If uniprint (EPSON and CANON color printers) is needed, 
apply the patch I reported to bug report.

Osamu

On Thu, Dec 28, 2000 at 07:22:23PM -0700, JD Kitch wrote:
> I've been running Debian Potato\Progeny for some time now, with a
> single nic attached to cable modem.  I'm also running an ipchains
> firewall.  I have added a second nic, which I would like to connect
> the wife's windows machine to, and have my debian box do ip masq'ing
> for the windows box.
> 
> I do already have the additional kernel module loading for the
> second nic, and both are recognized.  Can anyone tell me how, or point
> me to a reference on doing all this the Debian way?  I found a
> pretty in depth howto based on Red Hat, but apparently the systems
> are quite a bit different, and I could not make the translation.
> I'm guessing I need to make changes to the files in /etc/network,
> but I saw indications that these were setup by debian tools and
> should not be hand edited.  Is there a config tool I can call to do
> these changes?
> 
> Thanks, 
> jdk
> 
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