Your Right, This is an incorrect statement.  I have 1 public IP and 5
systems routed through it via WinRoute.  Now granted, I'm not running Sambar
Server on all 5 systems, just the one that has the public IP.  I have no
problems with any of my software that is running on my intranet reaching the
internet.

George Shaw
Systems Administrator
Consulting Network Systems of Virginia
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://va.cnsonline.com



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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
Rodney
Sent: Friday, November 02, 2001 9:42 AM
To: sambar
Subject: [sambar] router?


This is from the sambar docs. I don't think it's true. Comments?
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Why would I use a proxy server rather than a router ?
Routers can only be used when every machine on the network has a public IP
address. The costs associated with maintaining your own class C network are
significantly higher than having single dial-up or ISDN connection.

Highest Regards,



Rodney Richison

RCR Computing

www.rcrcomputing.com

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Phone: 918-358-1111

Fax:     918-358-1112


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