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[edit] Setting up coLinux networking on Microsoft Windows (XP or 2000)

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Contents 1 Setting up coLinux networking on Microsoft Windows (XP or 2000) 1.1 Setting up Network Address Translation (NAT) 1.1.1 Setting up Network Address Translation (NAT), Step 1: Install the TAP-Win32 virtual network device 1.1.2 Setting up Network Address Translation (NAT), Step 2: Enable Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) 1.1.3 Setting up Network Address Translation (NAT), Step 2 (option B): Install NAT software because Internet Connection Sharing is not available (using in large enterprise) 1.1.4 Setting up Network Address Translation (NAT), Step 3: Edit your coLinux xml config file 1.1.5 Setting up Network Address Translation (NAT), Step 4: Boot coLinux 1.1.6 Setting up Network Address Translation (NAT), Step 5: Setup the network interface within Linux. 1.1.7 Setting up Network Address Translation (NAT), Step 6: Set the the IP-address of the DNS of your ISP. 1.1.8 Setting up Network Address Translation (NAT), Step 7: Activate the config file modifications you've done. 1.1.9 Setting up Network Address Translation (NAT), Note for Gentoo. 1.2 Setting up native network (Bridged) 1.2.1 Setting up native network (Bridged), Step 1: Install the windows part 1.2.2 Setting up native network (Bridged), Step 1: Option 1: native Windows network bridge 1.2.3 Setting up native network (Bridged), Step 1: Option 2: WinPCAP 1.2.4 Setting up native network (Bridged), Step 2: Boot coLinux and update the network settings within Linux. 1.2.5 Setting up native network (Bridged), Step 3: If not using DHCP, update the client DNS setting. 1.2.6 Setting up native network (Bridged), Step 4: Activate the config file modifications you've done. 1.2.7 Setting up native network (Bridged), On Vmware running Windows XP SP2 1.3 Troubleshooting 1.4 Miscellaneous suggestions 2 Ideas for refactoring this document 3 Wiki Pollution (i.e. horribly formatted/categorized/sorted) 3.1 Brief but useful setup outline tips for Microsoft XP 4 Other Links

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[edit] Setting up Network Address Translation (NAT)

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[edit] Setting up Network Address Translation (NAT), Step 1: Install the TAP-Win32 virtual network device

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[edit] Setting up Network Address Translation (NAT), Step 2: Enable Internet Connection Sharing (ICS)

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[edit] Setting up Network Address Translation (NAT), Step 2 (option B): Install NAT software because Internet Connection Sharing is not available (using in large enterprise)

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[edit] Setting up Network Address Translation (NAT), Step 3: Edit your coLinux xml config file

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[edit] Setting up Network Address Translation (NAT), Step 4: Boot coLinux

[edit] Setting up Network Address Translation (NAT), Step 5: Setup the network interface within Linux.

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[edit] Setting up Network Address Translation (NAT), Step 6: Set the the IP-address of the DNS of your ISP.

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[edit] Setting up Network Address Translation (NAT), Step 7: Activate the config file modifications you've done.

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[edit] Setting up Network Address Translation (NAT), Note for Gentoo.

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[edit] Setting up native network (Bridged)

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[edit] Setting up native network (Bridged), Step 1: Install the windows part

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[edit] Setting up native network (Bridged), Step 1: Option 1: native Windows network bridge

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[edit] Setting up native network (Bridged), Step 1: Option 2: WinPCAP

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[edit] Setting up native network (Bridged), Step 2: Boot coLinux and update the network settings within Linux.

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[edit] Setting up native network (Bridged), Step 3: If not using DHCP, update the client DNS setting.

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[edit] Setting up native network (Bridged), Step 4: Activate the config file modifications you've done.

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[edit] Setting up native network (Bridged), On Vmware running Windows XP SP2

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[edit] Troubleshooting

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[edit] Miscellaneous suggestions

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[edit] Ideas for refactoring this document

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[edit] Wiki Pollution (i.e. horribly formatted/categorized/sorted)

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[edit] Brief but useful setup outline tips for Microsoft XP

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[edit] Other Links

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