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Old 6th Sep 02, 01:02 PM
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I need help setting up NAT internet connection sharing in my Linux Red Hat 7.2. I know how to do it in Windows, but not in Linux.

I guess I should use ipchains/iptables, right ? But I have no idea how to setup these... most info I found in the net is too incomplete or outdated.

My two network cards are already configured and working fine, one of them connected to cable DHCP, the other with a static IP, just waiting for the clients to connect.

Thanks in advance

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