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From: Oleg N Panashchenko <helg@tav.kiev.ua>
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To: gar@ccnet.com (Adam Capell)
Subject: Re: IP masquerading possible?
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In article <199607070053.RAA17971@ccnet4.ccnet.com> you wrote:
: Is there a way to do IP masquerading under FreeBSD, so that I can 
: connect my network to the internet with only a single static IP 
: number?

The best way to solve your task is to use SOCKS. Look at www.socks.com
for details. SOCKS is more strict than masquerading, but it requires
ability to work via socks proxy from clients. Fortunately a lot of
clients (including Netscape) have this ability.

Oleg