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From: Brandon Lockhart <brandon@engulf.net>
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Subject: Let me guess...
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Ok, let me guess, I also missed the posts about the ppp -alias.  For some
reason, I can connect to anything outside the LAN from an internal
machine.  Is this the IP ALIASING headers I have been seeing lately?


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