At 05:04 AM 7/15/01 -0700, you wrote:
>IPNR cost $89 when I bought my copy. DNS won't do it, it requires a router.
We've done this by using the built in NAT on an airport base station that
was connected to our network. It does port routing just fine, you just
have to put a secondary IP address on your mail server. The only trick is
that you'll be having two IP subnets on the same ethernet. That offered no
problem when on our SDSL line that uses a router. But I tried the same
trick on PacBell's ADSL with bridge modem and apparently having a 192.
subnet cause problems, knocking the connection offline. I had to switch to
dual ethernet cards on two machines, with IPNetrouter on the front one.
Joe
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