Getting Linux online through Windows.

My ISP doesn't support a Linux system and I don't have broadband I have dial-up and I was wondering if anyone could tell me how to setup my computers so I can dial-up to the internet on my Windows computer and then access the internet from my Linux computer through the Windows computer.

What do you mean by saying


Providing Internet Connection has nothing to do with your OS.

They don't have a version of the software that I have to have on my computer in order to connect to the internet for linux. Well actually they do but it's a .deb file for Lindows and I am running RedHat.

Er, uhm.
ISP's "software" typically consist of a web browser and email client. Only in the old days did we have to include winsock and tunnels.

Sure they might create a customized browser, but the only thing you care about it the PPP (point to point protocol) connection, the username and the password. (Generally speaking)

Follow this, for RedHat;
http://www.linuxheadquarters.com/howto/ ... odem.shtml

Cheers.