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Subject: Re: FreeBSD as an ISDN Router
In-Reply-To: <3.0.32.19970108104240.00d0a080@hawkewerks.com> from HawkeWerks Multimedia at "Jan 8, 97 10:42:41 am"
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In reply to HawkeWerks Multimedia who wrote:
> I've got a small network of 5 pc's. One of which is a 486/100 with 32 mb
> ram and FreeBSD. I would like to put a Motorola Bitsurfer ISDN TA in it,
> and use this box as a router to the internet for the other boxes. All the
> other Machines are Windoze 95, and NT, and I would like to have them talk
> to the Internet through the 486. Any suggestions? Is this possible?

Does it all the time :), except that I use a Stollman TA+PPP device...

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