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From: Antonio Nati <A.Nati@mclink.it>
Subject: One address only for each ppp line
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I'm going to configure some PPP servers that must be able to handle 16 lines.

As far as I know I need to use 32 different addresses (16 for internal ppp
sites + 16 for external sites).

I would like to save some addresses (32 addresses dedicated to ppp are too
many).
Is there any way to achieve that? Could a firewall help me, acting like a
proxy server (letting me use 10.0.0.0 addresses in the private zone)?

Tonino

Antonio Nati < A.Nati@mclink.it >