I'm attempting to set up IP Masquerading for my intranet, but have noticed that the documentation I read seems to assume a static IP address. 1) I don't have a static IP. Does that actually impact my configuration? 2) My LAN is segmented by a switch instead of a hub. Is that going to cause a problem? 3) Conceptually, I'm having problems with the idea of setting the linux server as the gateway for all LAN machines which are taking advantage of IP Masq. Do I need to set up some routing rules for packets which are actually being sent to other machines on the LAN, as opposed to the ones destined for the internet? How are these routing rules affected by the fact that I have a dynamic IP on the internet side? Any guidance is appreciated. I'm sure glad to see that the first two messages I get from the list are people declaring they've solved whatever problems they had. :) -- John White Triceratops Admin [EMAIL PROTECTED] --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For daily digest info, email [EMAIL PROTECTED]
