George Toft wrote:

> Problem:
> A certain web site that my family enjoys will not allow multiple 
> computers from the same IP address to use the site at the same time.  
> I currently have a Linux firewall with 2 NICs - one for the Internet 
> and one for my LAN running NAT so all of my systems have the same 
> public IP address.
>
> Qwest allows me 4 IP addresses, and I would like to take advantage of 
> them so we can have more than one computer at the site at one time.


You could do this with Squid and the tcp_outgoing_address directive.  
For example:

acl user1 src 192.168.0.10/32
acl user2 src 192.168.0.11/32
tcp_outgoing_address 216.123.123.123 user1
tcp_outgoing_address 216.123.123.124 user2
tcp_outgoing_address 216.123.123.125

The last directive is the default used if the IP doesn't match user1 or 
user2.
~M

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