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From: Wolodymyr Protsaylo <pwr@lta.lviv.ua>
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	I have an internal network 192.168.0.0/16 which is connected to
internet via one extermal IP address x.y.z.f.
	Something like this:

                                 
      ... ---<ed1:192.168.2.1>             <ppp0:x.y.z.f>-..-{InterNet}
		     |				  |
                [FileServer]                  [FireWall]
		     |				  |        
 Net#1 ...---<ed2:192.168.0.1>-------------<ed1:192.168.0.3>

There are ipfw set up on FileServer and FireWall.

  In which ways can be implemented the system set-up in order to
allow NetBIOS connections outside the local network?
  Which should be the comfiguration of FileServer and FireWall?

Thank You! 




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