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From: Dean <dean@thegrid.net>
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Hello again,
    I am setting up a packet filtering gateway between a small LAN and
the Internet.  I am interested in hearing how people have solved the
problem of getting ftp out from the inside.  I assume that I will have
to set up ftp on the gateway machine and anyone who wants to ftp out
will have to do a two-part ftp.  The lan is small enough that this isn't
too much of a problem.
Thanks for the input,
Dean


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