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From: User GEOFF <geoff@ginsu.com>
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Subject: Building a gateway
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Arggg....

Sorry if this is a trivial question but I just can't seem to make it 
work!  I'm trying to make my system behave as a gateway between a PPP 
internet link and my internal eithernet.  I can get to either network 
from the BSD machine but I just can't seem to make it work as a gateway 
between the two.  Is there something special I'm missing?  I've played 
with route till I'm blue in the face!

Geoff.