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h-k@mail.ru said:
>  
>
>00001     5900     1623729 count ip from any to any in recv cp1
>00002      130        9768 count ip from any to any out xmit cp1
>
>cp1 - external interface, no nat, route real IP adresses.
>When i download via http from this router counter 2 increasing, but when
>download from client behind this router via ftp counter 2 increasing, but
>_very_ small. 

In rule 2, you are counting bytes back out to the internet.  For an FTP 
download, this will only be the ACK packets - a very tiny amount.  Perhaps you 
meant "out fxp1" instead?

> P.S. Sorry for terrible English. 

Your English is far better than our Russian!