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Re: Say it ain't so


From: Rick Murphy <rick () paimail com>
Date: Thu, 18 Sep 1997 22:20:59 -0400

At 12:43 PM 9/17/97 EST5EDT, Jim Leo wrote:
I feel that it should be possible to 'plug-in' 
any properly configured firewall (with the exception of the proxies) 
and not have to reconfigure machines. 
      Am I wrong?
Possibly. If you're using somebody else's IP addresses on your network, you
need a firewall that supports NAT to avoid readdressing. Otherwise, there's
usually no reason to re-address inside hosts. As long as you have the network
address range and a reasonable firewall, you shouldn't have to re-address
anything.
        -Rick




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