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Subject: Re: TCP/IP config help?
Date: Wed, 28 Aug 1996 05:57:05 GMT
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> Is this machine a gateway between two networks?  If not, then no.

How about if there is only 2 computers on my LAN. The first computer
connected to the internet, via a Cisco 2501? Would I have to run gated
on the first, and routed on the second?