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From: Charlie ROOT <root@main.bsd.zerodist.com>
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Subject: Ip masquerade and sockd
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  My LAN is using IPs from 192.168.x.x. Using sockd, netscape browser
can browse Internet from any PC in the LAN. 
 Is this the main functionality of IP masquerrade? If so, why not use sockd?

Thanks.