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From: Doug <doemill@shocking.com>
To: Paul Melici <pmelici@goes.com>
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Subject: Re: ip masq
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yes, its called natd (network address translation).
its in the faq at freebsd.org/faq if your interested.


On Thu, 19 Aug 1999, Paul Melici wrote:

> is there ip masquerading support in freebsd (similar to that of linux) ?
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> Thanks
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