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From: mnewton@io.org (Malcolm Newton)
Subject: ip addresses for ed0 and sl0 
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We finally have a BSD pc hooked up to the net via ISDN (with a motorola bit
surfer ($300)) and set to the .1 of our class c IP.
How do I set up the ifconfig's for ed0 and sl0. I want to have a local pc on
the network route out to the internet via .1 . This pc is .4. I then want to
have a slip dialin and allocate that .5 . What do I need for route add
commands? I have tried a few combinations but none seem to work??
Malcolm Newton    President
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VisiSoft Corp   2145 Dunwin Dr unit 11, Mississauga,Ont. Can L5L 4L9
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