[ale] route and ifconfig

[Linux Idiot]

Jeremy T. Bouse wrote:
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> On Thu, 11 Jun 1998, Linux Idiot wrote:
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> > Date: Thu, 11 Jun 1998 03:27:23 +0000
> > From: Linux Idiot <esoteric at atlnet.com>
> > To: ale <ale at cc.gatech.edu>
> > Subject: [ale] route and ifconfig
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> > 192.168.255.253
> > 192.168.255.254
> > 208.148.155.187               static ip
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>         I'm takin it by your example here these are all on eth0? But how
> are you connecting to the internet to get your static IP? If it's via PPP
> then your ppp0 device will get the static IP... you can still hold your
> private network IP on eth0... then setup ip forwarding/masquerading to
> allow the three machines to access the net... Linux Journal had a good
> article on this late last year...

Yeah, that was the plan, but right now I just wanted to enable the three
machines to continue to communicate between each other.  I didn't
mention the ppp0 device as right now I was hoping to get the machines
talking without throwing in that extra variable.  But, maybe I need to
consider that extra 'variable' all a long in order to get where I'm
going?  I was hoping to get the machines talking again without having to
rebuild a new kernel for the forwarding/masq stuff.

>         Sincerely,
>         Jeremy T. Bouse
>         System Administrator
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