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Is it a pain to block web access and allow email access to 
workstations (running win9x) using my fbsd firewall.  I'm 
thinking that because I'm running DHCP I will have to constantly
monitor what machine has what ip address and make sure that they
are blocked.  Then a savy user could enter an address instead
of the DHCP address.  Any tips?


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