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Date: Wed, 01 Mar 2000 22:18:04 +0000
From: Ron Smith <ronnet@mediaone.net>
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I read the tutorial 'PPP Primer - IP Aliasing' and was wondering:

1) What changes do I have to make to implement IP aliasing with DSL,
where you're always connected?
2) Could I have my firewall also on that same machine?
3) Does it matter if my ISP gives me a dynamic address account (DHCP)?

TIA,
Ron Smith


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