It is easy you can enable setting the /proc/net/sys/ipv4/ip_forward = 1, this enables a machine into a router. Possibly you can check there are also some software Linux routing solutions.
Sam
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Thanx EmNichs, but I want full guide. Actually I want to connect linux to linux (SuSE) connection via voice modem thru a phone line and there is no lan / wan connection.
You have to configure ppp on modem link between two linux-boxes (there should be an applet for ppp-configuration in SuSe, or find a guide on TLDP), then activate ip_forward as EmNichs wrote, setting default route through ppp for the “internal” box (again there should be an applet, or by editing /etc/sysconfig/network).
Thanx EmNichs, but I want full guide. Actually I want to connect linux to linux (SuSE) connection via voice modem thru a phone line and there is no lan / wan connection.
You have to configure ppp on modem link between two linux-boxes (there should be an applet for ppp-configuration in SuSe, or find a guide on TLDP), then activate ip_forward as EmNichs wrote, setting default route through ppp for the “internal” box (again there should be an applet, or by editing /etc/sysconfig/network).
Good luck