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From: "Anton Blajev" <ablajev@babylon-l.com>
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Subject: IPX Relay over eth adapters?
Date: Tue, 19 Nov 2002 08:54:13 -0800
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Hi guys,
I have a problem , I think I've wrote before but I think I didn't wrote to
he isp list,
anyway,
so this is the problem
I have two network adaptrs(LAN - 3Com) xl0,xl1
xl0 is assigned as 192.168.100.50
xl1 is as 192.168.0.100

I have rule "allow all form any to any via xl1" and "allow all from any to
any via xl0"
the problem is that when users in one lan (example 192.168.100.50) make an
game with IPX network protocol the users from the other lan can't get in in
this game.... I need to to an ipx relay between the two interfaces.
can you help?


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