Warezing Win2K server as a router was where I cut my networking teeth. It was so easy to configure - it autopopulated 192.168.0.1 in the network sharing menus.

Warezing Win2K server as a router was where I cut my networking teeth. It was so easy to configure - it autopopulated 192.168.0.1 in the network sharing menus. It suggested other necessary settings. After Blaster, and 4 roomates wiping our gaming PCs, I stole a copy of RHEL and used that instead. It was a lot harder to configure; you had to know what you were doing. I managed to squeak by with settings remembered from Win2K, but others may not have fared so well.