Hello,
On Jul 10, David A. Baldwin wrote
> However, I may have a client with a labtop set up to use IPaddress
> 128.8.10.5 and another client with a labtop set up to use IPaddress
> 10.1.1.130 and I want to be able to plug them into the same ethernet HUB
> and have that HUB plugged into my internet router, and have them both use
> the internet seemlessly.
You can use a dedicated Interface on a Linux BOX. On this interface the
Linux Box will Proxy Arp for all Addresses. At the first incoming package
Linux will assign a route to its source address with a little script arount
tcpdump. With the IP-Masquerade Feature assigned to all incoming pacjets on
this gues port you are done. Expire the routes to the source after a day,
and its possible to plug in even multiple hosts.
Greetings
Bernd
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