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Subject: GRE/IP 47/PPTP
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Will FreeBSD's /sbin/natd pass GRE IP packet type 47 as part of NT4.0 PPTP
trust scenario? Seems run-o-the-mill SOHO routers in NAT mode fail in this
capacity as they see TCP/UDP only? Although Cisco's latest IOS appears to 
handle it.

 


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