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Hello,

please, is there possibility to have natd configured to NAT two interfaces ?
We have a network divided into two subnets, both will have their own
interface in our router.
Is it possible to have "-n rl0 -n rl1 -dynamic" as natd options in rc.conf ?

Peter Rosa