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I've got a couple of questions for anyone who uses the Injoy Firewall software:
1. Do you use it with 1 LAN adapter (with alias addresses for your
internal, non gateway, PC's) or do you use 2 LAN adapters (one for the external
network, the other for your internal, non-gateway PC's)?
2. If you use 1 LAN adapter, what is the level of TCP/IP that you have
I understand that TCP/IP 4.3 does not incorporate aliases. I have TCPIP 4.1 and I'm
having trouble setting up aliases. I'm wondering if its because of my TCP/IP level??
I'm trying to figure out whether it would be better/easier for me to get a second LAN
adapter, or if in fact I absolutely must have one, because of my TCP/IP level!
Thanks for your help.
HCM
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