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I was connected via dialup to AOL through my Win98 machine with Shared =
Internet Connection turned on. This allowed me to also access the =
internet from my Red Hat 7.0 machine. I am now connected to Cox@home =
through the Win98 machine and would like to access the internet from =
both machines but I can not get it to work on the Linux system.
Do I have to tell Cox that I am using 2 machines to get a second =
"CX9999999-a" name, and pay an additional $5.00 per month? :-(
There must be a way around this, right? Some one please say yes. :-)
I live close to GCC, will this situation be discussed at the West Side =
Plug meeting there on Apr. 24th about connecting Linux to the internet?
Thanks for any help setting this up.
Paul Nauman
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I was connected via dialup to AOL =
through my Win98=20
machine with Shared Internet Connection turned on. This allowed me =
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access the internet from my Red Hat 7.0 machine. I am now =
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to Cox@home through the Win98 machine and would like to access the =
internet from=20
both machines but I can not get it to work on the Linux =
system.
Do I have to tell Cox that I am using 2 =
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get a second "CX9999999-a" name, and pay an additional $5.00 per =
month? =20
:-(
There must be a way around this, =
right? Some=20
one please say yes. :-)
I live close to GCC, will =
this situation=20
be discussed at the West Side Plug meeting there on Apr. 24th about =
connecting Linux to the internet?
Thanks for any help setting this=20
up.
Paul Nauman
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