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Route me, route you!!!!!!

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From: gmcnair
Date: Fri, 13 Sep 1996 00:00
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We have a Linux server connected to a service provider using a 
dial-in PPP where we get allocated a dynamic IP address.
This Linux system is connected to a number of Unix and Windows 
PCs on a LAN using 192.0.0.0 as a domain.

What we would like to do is to run Netscape locally and route 
through the Linux server to the Internet via the PPP connection. 

Is this possible?? 

What do we have to do to achieve this??


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