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if you are using cisco routers you can use unnumbered ip interfaces.  you  
could use net 10 addresses for everything and then use IPFilter NAT for  
address translation between the term server and teh rest of the world if you  
are using freebsd.  ip masquerading in linux would also work.


b3n