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From: Daniel Kligerman <kligs@gold.interlog.com>
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Subject: Win95 to FreeBSD through Ethernet
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Hi,

I am relatively new to FreeBSD and am looking for information on how to 
allow my Win95 machine to get to the Internet through my FreeBSD 
machine.  The FreeBSD machine is connected via ISDN using user PPP.  The 
two machines are connected via Ethernet, and the cards are working 
properly in both machines (configured as ed0 in FreeBSD).

Any information on what to setup in Win95 Networking as well as in 
FreeBSD would be helpful.  The Win95 machine need not be accessible to 
the outside world - it just needs to be able to use Netscape, telnet, etc.

Thanks!

Daniel Kligerman
kligs@interlog.com