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From: Jeremy Cooper <jeremymcooper@yahoo.com>
Subject: IPFW and rc.firewall => simple rulebase
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I am trying to use the simple rulebase.  When I get it
configured the host behind the firewall is unable to
reach the internet.  Am I missing a rule for outbound
traffic for the host?  When I have an open policy the
host has full conectivity to the internet.

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