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> > Without IPCop-- > > Internet <----> Modem <---> Router (gateway) <---> internal network > > With IPCop-- > > Internet <----> Modem <---> - IPCop (NIC 1) - IPCop (NIC 2) <---> Router > (gateway) <---> internal network > > Someone please correct any deficiencies here on my part. > IP Cop is the router/default gateway for your network. So with IP Cop it looks like: Internet <----> Modem <---> - IPCop (NIC 1) - IPCop (NIC 2) <---> Internal Network. "Internal network" is a hub or switch that everything else is pluged into. There is nothing between your Cable/DSL modem and IPCop NIC 1. Bob
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