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     Howdy-
     
     What would it take to have FreeBSD monitor internet access by a mixed 
     client base (Win 3.11, NT 4.0, Unix) from our location.  Does this 
     need to be setup on a firewall or a proxy gateway?  Or can a FreeBSD 
     on our subnet do this?  In general, what software is involved?
     
     Thanks
     -Glen
     ----------gmann@itw.com----------

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