Des Wass wrote:
>
> every address behind gets masked as 230.x.x.10. Which is ok. Now I have
> one machine that needs to be 203.x.x.43 (have C class).
>
> How can i get one to be 203.x.x.43 while the others remain standard masks
> behind 203.x.x.10?
Normally, you would establish a 203.x.x.x network, then have one
machine routing/linking/masquerading the 192.168.x.x network.
I guess people would like to know;
what is your external link (data, ppp/modem, bigpond, etc)?
what does it go into?
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