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Old February 14th, 2001, 04:08 PM
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Allright, I don't know if this will work, but here goes.

I have a network setup in my house of a bunch of computers all running win 95/98. They all get Internet from a cable modem that goes through a router into the hub.

I recently got a new computer that I would like to use as a Linux machine, but I was hoping that I could have it use the same connection to the Internet. Is there any possible way to do this, maybe by just plugging this machine into the Hub? Thanks for any help possible.
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>> maybe by just plugging this machine into the Hub?

Yes, just configure it like what you normally do for your windows client.

BTW, this is absolutely off topic.
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Thanks for the help. And I know its off topic, but DevShed has always been a big help for all the issues that I've ever had, so I didn't think it would be a big deal. And Apache was the closest topic.
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Talking about closest, WAP would be the one. You should post it there first.
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How is WAP more relevent
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Old February 15th, 2001, 11:41 AM
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I mean newbie forum, I was referring to the other guy.
hehe.. Just replied to another off topic quesiton not long ago, got too many windows opened, probably replied to the wrong one.
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Yes, just configure it like what you normally do for your windows client.

How ?
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>> How ?

1) Assign a local IP
2) Insert the default gateway or the router's IP (local one)
3) Enter the nameserver IP
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