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Subject: Is it possible to make my local network directly connected to internet
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Hey guys,

I have a local (home) network passing through to a NAT
server and I want my local network directly connected
to the internet, so that when I'm in a remote area I
can still access my network using a dial-up
connection.  Is there any other way other than getting
a Class C network?


Thanx,
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