On 2013-04-21, Ted Unangst <[email protected]> wrote: > On Sun, Apr 21, 2013 at 00:47, Stuart Henderson wrote: > >> >> I've changed the FAQ to say "interfaces" rather than "adapters" to >> make it more obvious that there's no problem doing this with vlans. > > Strictly speaking, you don't even need vlans. You can NAT off a single > interface with two IPs. > > /--- inside machine 1 > uplink ---- switch ---- NAT router > \------ inside machine 2 > > This will work, although your uplink may or may not enjoy your > "inside" packets occasionally leaking into their network.
Indeed, though I think this is sufficiently unusual that including it in the FAQ would be counter-productive ;)
