Hi,
Not possible with one network card.
Thanks,
Gary
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is there any way to use a NAT or port mapping some how without 2 network cards only using 1
network card Network card under windows 200
since I need to upstream communication trough firewall that only authorized 1 ip address to
pass trough
thanks in advanced
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