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2. INTRODUCTION

After setting up a network for my roommates and I, the problem arose that were not able to use Napster because of the IPMasquerading I was doing. So I put some time into and came up with this solution to the problem. I hope it works for you like it did for me...but I can't promise anything.


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In Linux root has two meanings:
When logged in as root, you are the system administrator having access to all files on the system and being responsible for creating users, installing programs and other administrative chores.
Root also stands for the root directory is ( / ), which is where the main system directories like /usr and /etc are located.

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