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Hey,

i'm changing my network arch , cause i've cable right now , with cable 
connected to the first nic of a gateway, and the second nic is connected to 
the switch, that's connected to other machines in the network.

Right now, i'm changing cable for adsl, and i would like to know if i can 
mantain my network arch, cause ppp causes me a lot of confusion.

PS: the gateway is running PF/NATD and dhcpd, and i would like to run it 
just like that in the new gateway... thanks

Thanks

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