I am urgently in need of your help.  I am running a linux server with
registered IP address (202.141.133.30).  I want to connect my local lan
(which has 200+ nodes and the nodes are assigned private class C IP
addresess - 192.168.1.0 to 192.168.1.254). I want to connect the nodes
connected on the local lan with private IP addresses to access the
internet.  I believe IP masquerading on linux box does that.  I have done
the following:

I have enabled the IP masquerading feature on my kernel.  (I am running
RedHat 5.1 with 2.0.35 kernel) with other related features like ip
forwarding etc.  

>From the IP Masquerade - DOCS, i found that the linux box connected on the
internet should be assigned one of the private IP addresses (192.168.1.1)
and make that as a gateway for the local network.  

My question is the linux box already has a registered IP address for
connecting the internet (202.141.133.30).  How will i give one more
private ip address to the same linux box so that i can make it as a
gateway for my local lan.

I hope i expressed my problems.  But, if there is any ambiguity, please do
email me and help me out in this problems.  

Thank you in advance.

M. Paul Pandian
IIM, Indore, India 

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