According to John F. Woods:
> 
> Currently, when I make TCP connections to the outside world, the source
> address is that of my PPP interface, which has an address belonging to
> my ISP, as well as something of a funny name (funhouse-gw.ultra.net).
> Is there a really obvious way to cause outgoing connections to have a
> source that is an address in my own class C space?
> 

I can't really think of any easy way to do what you want with NetbSD. I use 
a standalone router (a 386 running KA9QQ) as the gateway between my ethernet 
and my PPP connection.

	benji

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