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I operate an ISP, and am looking at setting up a wireless system to allow
customers to get better-than-modem bandwidth. I'm planning on putting the
wireless system behind a MASQ server. My question is this. Let's say I
have a customer who is connected via wireless, and therefore is behind the
MASQ server with a MASQed IP address. What if that customer puts up
say a wingate proxy or another MASQ server in order to connect an entire
network rather than just one machine. Would this work if you were already
behind another MASQ server?
In other words, could you do this?
Customer network -> MASQ or NAT server -> MASQ server -> External Network
Thanks!
Craig
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