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> In the Moment there are only computer in a) But in the Future all will
> wander into the b) Net. For a short period of time the computer should be
> reached in both Networks. BUT i don't have the possibility to give them
> both IPs. So i thought about putting a Linux-Computer into the route which
> translates the old Adress to the new, and back when the IP-Packet goes
> back into "the world".
Just give the interface _both_ addresses for now. It is quite possible
(although quite inefficient) to run several IP networks on the same
Ethernet.
OTOH, why do you need to keep the IP address? If setup right, the DNS (or
NIS, as the case may be) will take care of translating from an invariant
name to the changing IP address.
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