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Hello,

At the risk of resurrecting the holy war over ipfw and ipfilter..

I would like to ask if "fastroute" can be emulated in ipfw?

Or..

Q.  How do I route reply packets to a destination down a specific interface,
    based on the interface that the incoming packets were received thru.

thanks,
jake