I finally found a cheap ethernet card for my SE/30 (NetBSD 1.3), and 
wasted no time setting up IPNAT. Works like a dream (thanks Colin [for 
maintaining the docs] and to Bill S, Armen B and Bob N [for your 
excellent HOW-TOs]). 

The only thing I can't do (and need to) is connect to a MS PPTP server 
from my Win95 (ugh) machine. From what I've read, it looks like ipnat 
won't handle the GRE-encapsulated packets that PPTP uses.

Is anyone aware of any work being done on this (or even interest in it)? 
Looks like the Linux folks have managed it: 

<http://www.wolfenet.com/~jhardin/ip_masq_pptp.html>, 
<http://bmrc.berkeley.edu/people/chaffee/linux_pptp.html>

I'd love to hack on this myself, but I doubt I'd accomplish it in my 
lifetime (the last programming I did was in college, 18 years ago on a 
Burroughs B6800) :( But I'll contribute whatever I can...

mark

PS - this seems more appropriate for current-users, I'll probably take it 
there - just though I'd ask around "at home" first...

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