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From: xiyuan qian <xiyuan@npc.haplink.co.cn>
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Subject: Need your suggestions!
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Hi, I can not get more IP addresses from my upper ISP. But my users are growing
very fast. So, I am planning to move all my services into an inner network, 
then setup a proxy host to go outside. Is that possible? Will it be very slow?
Where can I get a better proxy software? Is there anyone do like that? 
I am really not certain about this plan. I really need your suggestions!

Best regards!

--xiyuan