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Subject: Re: Ipx to ip routing(translation)
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>On Tue, 19 Nov 1996, Hal Snyder wrote:
>
>> > My question is: Does Freebsd support ipx to ip routing.  I know that BSDi
>> > does. (And they want $6,000 for their system because of it.)
>
>oops, I really meant ipx to ip TRANSLATION.  I want to only have one host
>using a ip address and all the others using ipx (or somthing similar) to
>talk to the internet.  Each computer would be mapped to by the MAC address
>on the ethernet card. All communications with the internet would go
>through FBSD host.

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Dennis