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Hi,
I know there's an option for natd daemon called alias_address. As far
as I know, this is the <source address> field of IP header of the IP
package transmitted to external network. Is there any possible attack
by defining this option as 192.168.... etc. I mean, if I define
alias_address as 192.168..., for instance... Will this package go out
the gateway with natd running and with <source address> 192.168....
  

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