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Originally Posted by polaris96
What are you trying to do? If he gave you three ipv4 adrs and you want to communicate set your iptable chaind to ALLOW those adrs and your routing table to asociate them with a particular interface (if youbwant to)
I don't underStand where NAT is required.
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It is called a router/firewall (though the OP didn't say that). NAT is used to translate the 10.x addresses (which are non-routable) into one of the IPv4 routeable addresses (plus an associated port) to allow the hosts behind the router to access the internet.
Now, how to set things up depends on the distribution being used. Current RH uses a daemon service to provide the interface...