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wunderlust · 24-07-2003, 14:49

You should still be able to connect via ICS if you put the settings in manually

Windows uses 192.168.0.x range by default yah?

Setup a static IP

192.168.0.2

GateWay 192.168.0.1

DNS
194.168.8.100
194.168.4.100

Thats assuming I've got the right IP ranges

When you installed it probably gave you an option after picking the type of install if you wanted to "refine" packages installed, can't remember actual phrase could have picked KDE then, Red Hat though have give them both the same sort of look and feel

It's a good idea to install the KDE development packages if you're using Gnome then you can run KDE specific apps too.

24-07-2003, 14:49	#5
wunderlust (Invalid eMail, Account Suspended) Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Scotland Posts: 17	You should still be able to connect via ICS if you put the settings in manually Windows uses 192.168.0.x range by default yah? Setup a static IP 192.168.0.2 GateWay 192.168.0.1 DNS 194.168.8.100 194.168.4.100 Thats assuming I've got the right IP ranges When you installed it probably gave you an option after picking the type of install if you wanted to "refine" packages installed, can't remember actual phrase could have picked KDE then, Red Hat though have give them both the same sort of look and feel It's a good idea to install the KDE development packages if you're using Gnome then you can run KDE specific apps too.