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2002/7/19-23 [Computer/Networking] UID:25393 Activity:nil
7/19    I'm switching my DSL and being give the choice between routed and
        bridged.  What is the practical difference?  Is there any reason to
        prefer one over the other?  (jfyi: I currently need need TWO usable i
        static IP addresses. One of which sits on a box which does nat
        for all the computers in my house except those two. Please Advise.)
        \_ I dunno but I find it hard to believe you _need_ that setup for your
           _house_. --helpful
           \_ What?  Having two static IPs?  I have exactly what the OP is
              trying to make at home.  It's great.  The unix box does NAT for
              ethernet hosts.  The w2k box does NAT for the HomePNA hosts and
              let's me play online games without NAT issues.  w2k runs both
              zone alarm and winroute with pretty much everything blocked. ipf
              for the unix box.  Believe it.
        \_ practially, I think you'll probably get better performance out of
           the routed because there will be less layer 2 traffic (routers work
           at the 3rd layer IIRC)...
        \_ RIP has always superceded inetd primarily because of the daemons.
                \_ What the hell are you talking about? -top
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