AirPort as a Cable/DSL Router
A user comment over at MacWindows explains how the AirPort BaseStation can effectively be used as a Cable/DSL router (IP-masquerade style). So, while it looks, to your provider, like you're only using one IP address (that of the BaseStation), you might actually have, say, 5 machines, each with its own IP, sitting behind the AirPort.
Naughty, naughty...
Personally, I use this magical device from Linksys (quite reasonably priced) to front my home LAN. :-)
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