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4.3-stable on a dell latitude c600

i run ipfw with natd to support vmware with a win98se guest os on
192.168.254.1/24.  i wander between wireless (wi0), wired (xl0), and
metricom (tun0).  but the ipfw and natd parms hard code the specific
device, i.e.

    # cat /etc/ipfw.rules
    flush
    add divert natd all from any to any via wi0
    add pass all from any to any

and

    /sbin/natd -dynamic -u -n wi0

any clues on how to be less bound to a specific device?

randy

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