In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
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I think what you want is either a single-address proxy-arp
firewall/router or a firewall/bridge.
The ip command allows much more control over the details than ifconfig
and route that makes the single-address router fairly easy. Only your
firewall needs the complicated routing tables, it can do proxy arp for
both ends. I'm doing this with a /24 subnet split six ways of unusual
sizes.
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