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Hello there, was wondering how to share internet for two pcs.
My current hardware:
eth0 - Main internet connection,
eth1 - First PC,
eth2 - Second PC.
What I need, is just simple firewall + forward some ports to other pc's, and allow other pc's to connect to internet.
No dhcpd is not needed. I don't have any switch, any router or any stuff like that, i totaly have 3 network cards. Thanks.
Oh, I once tried to share internet with opensuse(some cool console gui), but, shared only for one pc.
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For a simple GUI way of doing it without manually mucking around with iptables, firestarter may be a good candidate.
cheers,
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networkmanager 0.7 will be able to do that too. pkgbuilds are in aur.
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Any good manual howto to do this?
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Hi
you do have a crossover cable, yes?
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Yes I do, with hardware everything is ok, for example I had succesfully shared internet with win2k3.
Bridge eth1 and eth2, and then share internet over eth0 to that bridget connections.
But don't know how to do that on linux.
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If you just want a straight bridge...
http://www.linuxfoundation.org/en/Net:B … figuration
Skip to the "Manual Configuration" setting.
EDIT:
If you want the quick answer, "Sample Setup" describes everything pretty briefly. I'm not sure how you set up a permanent bridge in Arch, pretty sure you do it in /etc/rc.conf. This guide has you using /etc/net, which most likely won't work on Arch,
Last edited by arew264 (2008-09-01 14:05:32)
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Hi
this may be usefull:
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