[sllug-members]: Linux NAT

[Jarom Hatch]

NAT is really simple.  If all you want to do is have a router (no 
firewall security) it's maybe 3 commands...  Any distro should be fine, 
though there are distros specific to creating a router that include 
firewall security, etc.

smoothwall
clarkconnect

Google is a great help for finding them, as is distrowatch.

Jarom

Nathan Lane wrote:
> Does anybody know of a good Linux NAT tutorial or appliance/live cd?  
> Because I am relatively poor and have no money to buy even a $20 router, 
> I am wishing to use one of my many low-end PCs as a NAT router, so that 
> I can have a little sub net to put all of my computers on.  So I was 
> wondering if there is anything good out there for somebody who has never 
> done this before.
> 
> Thanks.
> 
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> Nathan Lane
> Home, http://nathandelane.awardspace.com
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