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From: "..je" <jehrenkrantz@whyy.org>
Subject: Different Subnet?
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Hi all, I have what may look like a strange queston.

First the facts.
using routed at this time

CLOUD--[myisp  xxx.8.142.4]----28.8----(24/7)----
-->|[xxx.8.142.140 {freebsd 2.2}dialup][yyy.233.15.1 ether]|
==== class c address on ethernet assigned by nick but not routable.===
==== 3 other machines yyy.233.15.34   ,35,36.
is there an existing program that would allow me to ftp to xxx.8.142.140
specify a port and have it connect to ...34,35,or 36

Thanks  ..je