Subject: Re: TCP to linux side
From: Jeremy Knope (swttiggr2@yahoo.com)
Date: Wed Feb 02 2000 - 14:29:09 MST
what do i use for an IP address when setting that up?
192.168.0.1 is that for you(or that other message)
only or what?
-Jeremy
--- Philippe Lelédy <pleledy001@cybercable.fr> wrote:
>
> On my G3 B&W, I followed allmost exactly the method
> describe in
>
>
http://lists.linuxppc.org/listarcs/linuxppc-user/200001/msg00984.html
>
> and I've got immediately TCP connectivity from
> within MOL to outside world via
> LinuxPPC.
>
> The only difference with this paper, is that I don't
> use ppp on LinuxPPC
> because I use a cable modem on eth0 with DHCP but it
> does not matter, all the
> work is done par IP Masquerade whatever be the
> interface you use.
>
> The drawback is that doing so lost ethertalk
> connectivity with my other MacOS
> box and it's printer.
> Because this connectivity is only possible if MOL
> grant MacOS access to eth0
> the true ethernet card, I've to make a choice.
> With MOL using eth0, LinuxPPC can do IP (on eth0)
> and MacOS can do Ethertalk
> at the same time, but MacOsS has no IP connectivity.
>
>
> I've vainly tried using eth0:0, only tap0 works for
> IP, I don't know the reason
> why.
>
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