True. Guess that's just the business side of me... I always plan for
it just in case :D
A Proxy server/ Firewall puts that idea to sleep. :D
On Tue, Jan 18, 2000 at 03:34:09PM +0000, Frank Carreiro wrote:
[...]
> As for protocol I'd recommend I.P. While IPX is faster, you probably
> won't notice a difference and you'll be ready for the Internet when you
> connect (though your I.P. address will need to change when that happens)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
That shouldn't be necessary if you're planning the network with
"internal" addresses (e.g. 192.168.0.x - there are more but I always
forget the ranges...) right from the start. The only change necessary
will be that the machine connecting to the Internet will need to run IP
masquerading.
My EUR0.02,
Thomas
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