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To: Howard R. Hansen who wrote (833)	5/25/1998 2:27:00 PM
From: Street Walker	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 14778

EXCELLENT resource for proxies, NAT's, etc, carol.wins.uva.nl A MUST READ! - Scroll through and read this excellent review of technology. One data feed/isp account gives you a "dynamic IP address" each time you dial up. Then on your networked computers you assign them a "static IP address". Hence one data feed supplying several addresses. Is there a decreased internet speed on any of the computers, or a drain on any hardware if the proxy server computer/or gateway computer is having to route the data to two other IP addresses? I'm looking at either going with a Proxy Server (Winproxy or Wingate or IPROUTE); or a NAT - seagate; or having Windows NT route the internet to the static IP addesses as mentioned in an earlier post, I think from Spots. S.W. S.W.