1. Install the NatNix software for your computer. The latest version is NatNix-0.97

	Windows NT, XP, 2000		NatNix-win32.exe
	RedHat or Suse Linux		NatNix-0.97-1.i386.rpm
	Debian Linux		natnix_0.97-1_i386.deb
	Other Linux		$ wget http://www.natnix.com/NatNix-linux.tar.gz $ tar zxvf NatNix-linux.tar.gz $ cd NatNix-linux-0.97 $ su -c ./install.sh $ p2p_ui&

2. Register a hostname to accept connections. Choose a unique hostname that identifies your computer and the organization it belongs to.

You can use NatNix free of charge to connect to other computers without registering a hostname for yourself. Connecting to a NatNix computer is free. Accepting connections requires registering a host name.

3. Connect to a remote computer running NatNix. You can run applications from the NatNix quick launch panel, or just enter the remote computer's NatNix hostname or IP address into any network application.

If you don't know the full hostname of the computer to connect to you can search for it.

When you connect to a computer for the first time, you must enter a username and password. If you log in with an account that already exists on the remote computer, your connection will be accepted. Otherwise, the remote user will be prompted to accept your connection.