Ok, here's the situation. I have a network of 4 computers: 1) Server - (Mandrake 8.0) server.localdomain/192.168.0.254 2) Thin Client - (Embedded Linux) ws001.localdomain/192.168.0.1 3) Thin Client - (Embedded Linux) ws002.localdomain/192.168.0.2 4) Laptop - (Win95) ws003.localdomain/192.168.0.3 The server maintains 'net connection thru ppp0 (56k modem). Thin Clients are basically setup as Xterminals & all apps are executed server-side. Therefore, they have no problem accessing the internet. The laptop, on the other hand, runs Win95. The laptop is currently accessing the 'net via a proxy (on the server) for http & ftp (squid). I would like to be able to route all network traffic from the laptop (192.168.0.3) that is not local (192.168.0.*), to the ppp0 interface (dynamic IP) on the server (192.168.0.254). Then I'll be able to use email, IRC, & whatever else from my laptop. It seems there would be a simple solution, but I'm not very experienced with routing. Can anyone advise me on the best (& hopefully the simplest) way to accomplish this? Thanks, Brian
