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In <3k1bp9$iie@doc.armltd.co.uk> Clive.Jones@armltd.co.uk writes:

>In article <19950312.012103.48@compton.demon.co.uk> tom@compton.demon.co.uk writes:
>>Well I've the the AUNLink module working between KA9Q and FreeNet without
>>any trouble. I havn't tried it with Acorn TCP/IP, but I assume Adam has
>>when he wrote it. My KA9Q config file reads as follows:

>That configuration, however, doesn't seem to provide for routeing from
>KA9Q through the Acorn TCP/IP suite to the outside world.

The whole issue of multiple interfaces (KA9Q, !Internet, 486PC card) is going
to explode in the next few weeks, I suspect.

This will need to be in the 'Connecting Acorn machines to the Internet' FAQ, I
think, as many people will be asking this question with the arrival of FreeNet.

I am also looking at it from the point of view of networking with the Risc PC
486PC card.  It is no trouble for me to get a second official IP address for my
machine.  I could even get three if I ask nicely and run three network
interfaces if the h/w + s/w will allow me to do so.


--
Stewart Brodie
Dept. Electronics & Computer Science, Southampton University, UK.
http://louis.ecs.soton.ac.uk/~snb94r/
http://delenn.ecs.soton.ac.uk/   <-- running on my Risc PC