The enormous amount of material that fell within its scope. Previous versions of this document became quite large because of Networking Kernel (ie: kernel releases 2.x and 2.2.x. In turn superseded it, and relates only to version 4 of the Linux Subsequently 'version 3') of the Linux kernel Networking software. It covered what was called 'version 2' (and The NET-2-HOWTO superseded the NET-FAQ, and it was one of the This documentĬovered the very early development versions of the Linux Networking NET-FAQĪnswered frequently asked questions about networking for Linux (at a timeīefore the Linux Documentation Project had formally started). The original NET-FAQ was written by Matt Welsh and Terry Dawson. 10base2 (thin coax) Ethernet Cabling 13.4. SAMBA - `NetBEUI', `NetBios', `CIFS' support. Sharing your Linux printer across Appletalk. Exporting a Linux filesystems via Appletalk. Permanent SLIP connection using a leased line and slattach. Dynamic SLIP server with a dialup line and DIP. Static SLIP server with a dialup line and DIP. Kernel 2.2 IP Command Reference (Work In Progress) 10.1. Adding a route with the new ip tools 9.3. DHCP Client Setup for users of LinuxConf 8.2. Traffic Shaper - Changing allowed bandwidth 8. Masquerading with IPFWADM (Kernels 2.0.x) 7.7.2. EQL - multiple line traffic equaliser 7.3. If your driver is a module (Normal with newer distros) 7. Using 2 or more Ethernet Cards in the same machine 6.3.1. Sun Lance, Sun Intel, Schneider, WD, Zenith, IBM, Enyx 6.2. AMD, ATT, Allied Telesis, Ansel, Apricot 6.1.3. Other miscellaneous network related configuration files. Configuring your network servers and services. So what does the routed program do ? 5.8. Where should I put the configuration commands ? 5.3. Generic Network Configuration Information. Sources of non-linux-specific network information. General Information about Linux Networking.

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