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How does one set up a linux box as a router? do i need to use ipchains + port forwarding? I've got a box w/2 nics, have ip'd them properly and set up the proper (?) routes. a box on either side of the router can ping both cards in the router and the router can ping both boxes, but a box on one...

from what you've said it sounds like you bought a sparc box. if so you'll need the sparc version of solaris 8. <br><br>patn <p>Patrick Novak

sorry baderoor - no such animal. You'll find that sun is quite different from aix - with aix being the more proprietary. I don't normally use the x-windows interface on a sun box (file manager, etc) but that would be the closest thing although it's more like windows than...

I'm trying to help out a client on this (read: I didn't set this up! ;-) + no they have no emergency boot set. They have a boot disk, but when I use it to boot, it wants to create my disk - slice it, dice it, etc. I was expecting a skeleton os running off the floppy. They also don't have the os...

Hi - can anyone point me to a mini dist of sco that has fsck + any other disk repair utilities compiled in? I'm hoping for something like the linux router project's floppy based dist to boot the box along with<br>utilities for recovery of a damaged boot disk. <br>tia <br>patn