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I have two tomato ( buffalo routers ) &nbsp; <br />
I can put one at my place and one at my buddies. <br />
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I would want to make a &quot;flat subnet&quot; where I can get to his machiens and vice versa.. <br />
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Anybody know the easy way to do this. &nbsp;I purchased them the from the same lot <br />
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I have two tomato ( buffalo routers )   
I can put one at my place and one at my buddies. 

I would want to make a "flat subnet" where I can get to his machiens and vice versa.. 

Anybody know the easy way to do this.  I purchased them the from the same lot 



Can I create a vpn using tomato on a nat router ?

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