> LAN machines ------| Netgear --> switch --- cable modem --- Internet
> Linux box 1st If. -| ^
> 2nd If. ________________________|
>
> Sure. Is that drawing right? Linux is on the LAN, and on a second
> interface it gets an IP from the ISP?
>
> > and also resolve my local names to outside clients
> > or will the fact that my home lan is using 192.168.0
> > be a problem?
>
> You can serve 192.168.x.x addresses to Internet hosts, but they won't
> be able to do anything with them. You need views: an internal view with
> the LAN IP's in the zone, and an external view with only real IP's. Of
> course you also have to own a domain name and have the registrar point
> at you as the NS record for that zone.

Yes your ascii skills are to die for :P
So am I understanding that I will need my
own real ip's to do this? I have 3 real ip's
from my cable modem. 1 is assigned to the netgear
router/firewall, 1 assigned to my tivo and 1 to the
second nic in the linux box.