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Subject: Re: dns lookup with ppp -nat
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yes i am considering this altho the dns servers are often different between 
logins. i guess i can lock my configs down to one or two of my isp dns servers 
but then i'm at their mercy if they decide to change things around. my other 
thought was to set up a caching server at home but that is slower you say?

GREG



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