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Carl K. Cunningham wrote:

> No sweat, I want to use it on a PPP interface anyway. Could you (puh-leez)
> send me some more information concerning configuring NAT?
> 
> Carl K. Cunningham            ccu@sbk-ks.de
> SBK Software + Systeme GmbH   Tel: (+49) 561 9899 754
> Hollaendische Strasse 141     Fax: (+49) 561 85161
> 34127 Kassel                  http://www.sbk-ks.de
> Germany

It is covered in the NAT man page, which you should have if you've got
3.4. If you don't let me know and I'll post a copy of the page to the
mailing list.

Basically, you turn on nat on the interface you wish use NAT on (this
must be a PPP interface, and you can only have it on one interface at a
time), e.g.

	nat inet on
where "inet" is the interface, usually the interface to the internet.

There are other commands to control whether all addresses are translated
or only some of them, and to add to the translated set. You can also map
certain ports to local servers (e.g. you can map tcp port 80 to a local
WWW server).

-- 
Bill Webb. Ex-NetBlazer guru; now working for Ascend Comm.
   Email: webb@frigate.com WWW: http://www.frigate.com/~webb
-- above opinions are my own, not anyone else's.