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From: "Cambria, Mike" <mcambria@lucent.com>
To: Brendan Kosowski <brendan@bmk.com.au>
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Subject: RE: natd/pppd problem
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I agree.  I used to do natd/ipfw via pppd (before using a cable modem.)  One
thing I seem to remember (to add to what others pointed out (e.g. -dynamic
etc.) in the mail below) is that the interface (ppp0) must be up and running
*before* natd is started.

Good luck,
MikeC

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		-----Original Message-----
		From:	Andre LeClaire [mailto:leclaire@sprintmail.com]
		Sent:	Friday, February 25, 2000 8:47 AM
		To:	Brendan Kosowski
		Cc:	FreeBSD Questions
		Subject:	Re: natd/pppd problem

		Hmmm, I'm currently doing this, so I know it's possible. My
gateway box is
		set up just as you described, except I also have
"natd_flags'="-dynamic""
		in /etc/rc.conf. Could that be it?

		Andre

		p.s. Please reply directly, as I'm not subscribed to
-questions

		> 
		> I am trying to run natd using ppp0 as the public
interface.
		> 
		> I have set up IPFIREWALL and IPDIVERT in my kernel.
		> My system has the following interfaces: ed1 and ppp0.
		> 
		> When my system boots the kernel gives me the following
message:
		> 
		> "IP packet filtering initialized, divert disabled, logging
disabled."
		> 
		> I have set up an OPEN firewall and enabled NATD with ppp0
as the public
		> interface in my rc.conf. GATEWAY is also ON.
		> 
		> If I drop the divert rule from my firwall rules the box
works O.K. as a
		> gateway.
		> 
		> Can anyone help ???
		> 
		> Thanks.
		> 



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