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From: Dean Hamstead <zort@penrithcity.nsw.gov.au>
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does freebsd have a address translation faucility likenable unto linux's
masq function?

the handbook doesnt seem to mention it, although comments in LINT(?)
seem to indicate that one of the options enablable _could_ be what im
looking for

Dean


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