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NAT means that it takes one protocol and translates it to another. Last I
checked, Linux didn't translate IPX -> TCP/IP.
At least, thats what #unix on efnet managed to agree too.
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On Tue, 6 Oct 1998, Curt Sampson wrote:
> > What you have to do is set up IP masquerading....
>
> Oh, just FYI, it seems that *everybody* in the world, except for
> Linux users, calls this Network Address Translation (NAT). I have
> no idea why Linux users have to be different in this regard.
>
> cjs
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