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From: Wilko Bulte <wilko@yedi.iaf.nl>
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Subject: natd & dynamic adresses via isdn/ppp
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Hi 

Is it possible to use natd in an environment that has changing IP
addresses to the outside world? Our dialup link is a ISDN/ppp link
with dynamically configured IP adresses (ISDN/ppp works like a charm
now BTW)

I'm confused on the possibilities for natd to work with this. The
list archives show quite some discussion but not a real answer (at
least I could not find it..)

TIA
Wilko
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