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Subject: NT and FreeBSD
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I am a FreeBSD newbie, so if this is a simple solution, please forgive.  I
set up a FreeBSD router/firewall lastweek, with DummyNet. The 3c905b cards
seem to be functioning.  From outside the box,  both NIC's can be pinged.
Inside the new, there are mostly NT boxes on a Subnet.  They can all ping
each other, but they can not ping the inside NIC of the router or get out
side on the net.  When I take the router off and connect all the computers
to the Back bone, there is no trouble at all.  But I need to get a subnet
going.

so, If someone could assist, I would appreciate it...
vince




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