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Subject: Running NAT and accessing WAN IP address from NAT'ed machines
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Im running m0n0wall, (BSD 4.10). Does anyone know on BSD 5.x series or any 
version patches, that you can setup NAT ro allow machines that are on the NAT 
itself (private IP space) to access the WAN IP address of the firewall. I 
cant seem to find anything anywhere, any help would be great!

Thanks
Brad