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A good NAT for Linux
From: "Steven Osman" <sosman () terratron com>
Date: Tue, 1 Dec 1998 17:06:22 -0500
Anyone know of a good NAT server and proxy server (either together or as separate packages) for Linux? Basically what I'm trying to achieve is this : Taking one single IP address (say, from a dialup or a DSL connection) which may or may not be static, and fanning it out to a number of workstations (like 6 or so), and providing them as much freedom as possible to run different applications. I was hoping that between a www and ftp proxy, and a socks proxy, I'd have most applications covered, and then I'd use NAT for any off-the-wall applications that may be running. Any ideas? Steven p.s. If it's free, that's better of course :)
Current thread:
- A good NAT for Linux Steven Osman (Dec 02)
- Re: A good NAT for Linux David Lang (Dec 03)
- Re: A good NAT for Linux Gigi Sullivan (Dec 04)
- Re: A good NAT for Linux Michael Kyle (Dec 03)
- Re: A good NAT for Linux pmsac (Dec 03)
- Re: A good NAT for Linux Smoot Carl-Mitchell (Dec 03)
- Re: A good NAT for Linux Frank O'Dwyer (Dec 03)
- Re: A good NAT for Linux Aaron D. Turner (Dec 03)
- Re: A good NAT for Linux Michael T. Shinn (Dec 03)
- Re: A good NAT for Linux Jason Axley (Dec 07)
- Re: A good NAT for Linux Mailing Lists (Dec 03)
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- Re: A good NAT for Linux David Lang (Dec 03)