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Subject: Re: IP Masquerading under FreeBSD?
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On Fri, 17 Nov 1995, Donald Burr wrote:

> Linux apparently has the ability to "masquerade" IP addresses, so that 
> addresses from ANY machine on my network will appear, to the outside 
> world, as coming from only one address.
> 
> <CHOP>

Dont know if freebsd supports it, but even if it doesnt, you can always 
run application gateways on the machine serving ppp.

Telnet, ftp, http from memory, gateways are available in the tis firewall 
toolkit. ftp://ftp.tis.com/

You can also try socks, if your inet apps support socks.

Peter