From: John Cuccia 

You could dual-home the machine (one NIC for the internet, one for the
local area) and enable Internet Connection Sharing.


On Thu, 13 Jan 2005 20:50:03 -0800, Randall Parker
 wrote:

>Well, suppose the box on the internet is running Win2k. How would you do
NAT/IP
>Masquerading?
>
>John Beckett wrote:
>> Randall Parker
 wrote
>> in message news::
>>
>>>I noticed that Sygate discontinued their Sygate Home Network Manager that
did IP
>>>Masquerading. What other choices are out there?
>>
>>
>> Most inexpensive modem/router boxes will perform NAT for several clients.
>>
>> Windows XP Pro performs NAT with its ICS (Internet Connections Sharing). I
>> suppose XP Home would too.
>>
>> John
>>

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