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Subject: [freebsd-net] pb with nat....
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I had a pb with my config and now with your help... it is resolved by, now I am

in front of a new problem:

The situation is described below:

<aDSL ethernet> - 10.0.0.0/24 - <FREEBSD Firewall> - 192.168.1.0/24
- <clients>
                              ed1/tun0          ep0

So...

All outcoming packets are 'nated' by the firewall, which is a very small 
computer (a P100 with only 24 Mo RAM and a little hard drive..). So this 
computer must not do an other thing than firewalling, routing or nating
packets.

But, I would like offer ftp and telnet services on an another computer behind 
the firewall for computers inside and outside of the LAN.

I think that natd would do perfectly this job, but natd already run on 
interface tun0 for Internet access.

What can I do to offer theses services ?

Thanks.

Zel