> >Well no, NT can act as a router. You just have to route a subnet to it VIA
> >netmask and a network number. Proxy (NAT) would be the easiest tho.
>
> You can also buy inexpensive hubs that have modem ports
> and do NAT. This way you don't have to mess with NT or
> install 3rd party software, and dialup account can be
> normal dynamic single ip.
Kewl! Like what brand?
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