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Old 10-07-2005, 21:55   #16
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Yeah pretty much but one side will have the internet connection.
Off topic, but what did you make the diagram with, and where did you get the icons?
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I used Visio, then save it as an image.
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Re: Networking - A Network Within A Network
The double NAT will work fine. Since leaving ntl, I have been feeding my linksys 'ethernet input' router from the ethernet output of an adsl router, thus double natting internet-10.0.0.0-192.168.0.0

works a treat.
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