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From: Yamin Prabudy <min@starindo.net>
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I had a question and a problem
I want to build a accounting program to my internet cafe,
I want to used FreeBSD as my server and MySQL for handeling the
accounting.
What I had in mind is every computer in my LAN must logging to my
server,gateway (which is FreeBSD) to get auth. for internet. I'm
thinking of using NAT...

Is it possible???
Pleas give me suggestion

Thanks in advance

Yamin Prabudy


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