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I recently purchased a AMD Athlon 600mhz Duron system, and have equipped
it with Redhat Linux.  My P120 machine (equipped with FreeBSD) I wish to
use as a firewall.  The P120 has the cable modem.  Both computers have a
network card installed.  My primary question is this: How can I route
all traffic from my AMD machine through the P120?  I wish the P120 to
filter all incoming traffic but to allow all outgoing traffic.  Is there
a how-to document outlining this procedure? Can this also work if the
AMD machine is equipped with Win98? Any help would be appreciated.

-Jon


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