Internet Connectivity Sharing

[VicePres.PLUS]

Dear Fellows

I also need some help to give internet connectivity sharing in my labs using Linux - Squid but from where i can get complete information about configuring Squid.

Any one can help me. But first of all i think i should have completely configured Samba Server for which i have already posted.

Basically this time i am using Net Connection Sharing thourgh Wingate Proxy Server on Windows 2000 but after some time the Proxy Server stops responding in proper manner while i am using Net connection of ISDN BRI 128 Kbps speed (With Down Link Speed of Nearly 18-20K)

What could be Linux be the solution for this.

Or what could be still other soultion for better utilizing the said net service in my network.

[majorwoo]

you could use the NAT (Network Address Translation) table built into iptables, with this setup you could set one machine as the server (usually also serves as a firewall) and it Masquerades the connections from the other machines.

Redhat 7.33 and 8.0 (and some previous I think) ship with defautl setup files in /etc/ppp/firewall-masq

It has excellent comments in it. This however was not a proxy, but Im not sure you need one. Check it out and see what you think.

This and many many things can be answered from
http://www.tldp.org/

[VicePres.PLUS]

thnks a lot sir

[majorwoo]

No problem - I like your signature