From: Dominique Pivard (domi_at_kenavo.fi)
Date: Sun Jan 21 2001 - 16:06:13 EST
In Warp, you can do this with the InJoy Dialer
(http://www.fx.dk/products-sof.html#IJ), but I think there are other
third-party products that do the same thing. Btw, I think IP masquerading
is called NAT (network address translation) these days.
-Dominique
On Sun, 21 Jan 2001 at 01:42 PM you, David Jones <jones_at_pyrrhusoft.com>,
said:
> This is slightly off topic but does concern my 701 which is my hub
>for my LAN. Normally it runs Linux but it can also run NT4 and Warp.
>Under Linux it does IP masquerading which means the other nodes can
>happily access the Internet. Question: Does NT4 or Warp support some
>kind of masquerading (I am aware of the W98 and W2k capabilities)?
>Thanks,
>David Jones
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