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Date: Tue, 13 Mar 2001 08:04:10 -0800
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From: Kurtis Smith <ksscendyn@yahoo.com>
Subject: Gateway for 5 NT 4 SP5 machines.(?)
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(Revised!)

Well I built a lil 4.2-Stable Box for a friend and I was
going to run DHCPD and Firewall etc and dial-up modem -ddial -nat
The problem is that they have a DHCP server on the NT Server box.

Now if I setup the FreeBSD box to act as a gateway (gateway_enabled="yes")
and Dial on Demand will that work for to share there Internet needs?
Or do I need to Compile the Generic Kernel with BPF and the other needs.
Right now I cannot even get -nat to work right with PPP that is its not 
letting the others
get routed through the BSD box.  I thought you could just plug it in and 
have it
routed.  I know I am missing something.  If I need to recompile
Kernel or what not let me know!  I am running a 850Meg Drive. : )
They are running interoffice mail exchange and a small
accounting software networked on a weenie server with a tape backup.
I just want to plug the BSD box in and see if we can't get them connected
so they can do UPS on-line and Share the solid 56K US robotics modem.


Thanks,

-Kurt


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