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From: Clint Marek <clintm@ICSI.Net>
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Is ip masquerading available for FreeBSD?  I would like to route my Amiga (via
NetBSD/ethernet) through my PC (FreeBSD), and I only have one IP address.  I had this set up
in Linux, but after I had a disk crash (which I don't think was Linux-related) I would like
to give FreeBSD a try.  If there is no masquerading availabe, is it being worked on?

TIA,
Clint