>>>>> "Matt" == Matt Housh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Matt> Your best bet might be to look into IP-Masquerading. That way
Matt> your local net will have one ip address, that of the ISDN gateway,
Matt> but all machines can still talk to the outside. That doesn't require
Matt> extra NICs or extra IP addresses. There's an IP-Masquerading
Matt> mini-howto that would give you more info.
What about the Linux box itself? Forget, for the moment, whether my other
boxes will be able to see the main office network. If I want my Linux box to
be visible to both the private home office network and to also be able to use
the ISDN router (which, incidentally, will have a fixed IP address on the main
office network and is NOT logically a part of my private network) to
succesffuly participate as a node on the main office network, do I need two
NICs or do I assoign two IP addresses to my one NIC?
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