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Old August 23rd, 2004, 10:55 PM
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hai gurus,
I need help to set up my suse 9 box to share its internet connection with win xp. For info i have 2 nic and i"m on my school LAN. Is there a wizard on suse or i have to messed with ip forwarding.

Thank you in advance....(Plz dont ask me to use router,coz i cant afford one )
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one way is to let the xp box be the sharer, using the built-in Internet Connection Sharing.
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err..well...thanks...how about the other way around...how to set up my suse box...anyone plzz

well i kinda want to familiar myself with LINUx..
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