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Hello,
I'm facing a complex connectivity problem.
What I've got is 3 different routers on 3 different networks.
What I want to get working is 1 network with windows (3.11 or 95)
machines connected to these 3 networks.
What I thought of is the following:
put 4 network cards into 1 PC with FreeBSD.
Put 1 network card on the local network and NAT on this NIC.
Then it should be working alright... or doesn't it ?
Somebody have any suggestions ?
Thanks in advance.
Edwin