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From: "Kevin Weiss" <kweiss@austin.rr.com>
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Subject: dhcp/natd/ppp confusion
Date: Tue, 7 Sep 1999 21:04:15 -0500
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Since I have a cable modem from the Road Runner
service, I have to run DHCP (from what I understand).

But what interface do I use for the outside world?
tun0? I heard this is for PPP, but I read (somewhere)
that you shouldn't run PPP with NATD?

This machine already has 2 NIC cards appearing
in dmesg as pn0 and pn1 (both are Netgear FA310TX).

Thanks in advance!

Kevin Weiss
kweiss@austin.rr.com


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