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From: Joe McGuckin <joe@via.net>
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Subject: NAT with FreeBSD?
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How can I do this? Do I need 2 ethernets or can I do it with just one?

        T1        ---------      Token Ring
-----------------|  Cisco  |-------------------------------
                  ---------
                     |
                     |Ethernet
                     |
                   ---------
                  | FreeBSD |
                   ---------

I'd like to number everything behind the Cisco with 10.0.0.0

I'd like to FreeBSD box to translate IP's.

Possible??

-joe