> Hi there.
> I've been playing around with MacBSD a lot the last few weeks. It is
> really a pleasure seeing my mac IIci run X and having it serve as DNS for
> my local network. At the moment, I'm doing internet access with my linux
> box, using IP Masquerading. Now I plan to use the mac a gateway to the
> internet via dial-up. (yes, I have a static IP) So my question is:
> A. Is MacBSD capable of IP Masquerading?
> B. If yes, how do I set it up?

I wrote a NetBSD/mac68k IPNAT HOWTO Document, and it is posted at:

http://radon.mit.edu/~armenb/ipnat.html

I hope it works with the 1.3 or 1.3.1 release as it was written at the
time when 1.3BETA most recent.  although the newer systems shouldn't be
much different, please alert me of any errors or changes you notice in the
setup.

thanks,

  - a