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Subject: 3NIC+ 2NAT
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I have 3 Nics lets name them NIC1-NIC2-NIC3
NIC1 --> Internal Network /24
NIC2 --> OutSide World (A)
NIC2 --> OutSide World (B)

I want to NAT NIC1/25 on NIC2 and NIC1(128)/25 on
NIC3.
 But the FreeBSD 4.8 Doesn't fo it on both interfaces
it does just on the one that the default gateway (of
the 4.8 with 3 NIICs)refers to.
I Have Entered:
# natd -interface NIC2
# natd-interface NIC3  (This Gives Error)
and Using "ipnat"

Any comments is appreciated so much
Regards,

AFShin (AAS)

"FreeBSD is the Best Performance OS Ever Made!"


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