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From: Vincent Power <vince@MHA.ca>
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Subject: question about ipfw/natd
Date: Wed, 11 Aug 1999 20:03:00 -0700
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With ipfw/natd, I am having trouble blocking access to certain ports on
the ip's I have redirected with "natd -redirect_address". Can it be
done... and is there a reference to setting up this kind of
configuration? or does someone have a sample configuration file for this
type of setup?

Regards,
Vincent Power


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