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From: Baby Jane Hudson <root@navinet.net>
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Subject: NATD/IPFW FAQ
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I think that, with the order of questions we've seen
lately on these areas, it would be a Good Thing(tm)
to have better NATD/IPFW examples (perhaps even it's
own handbook area) on www.freebsd.org, along with
config examples, etc.

Now a question:  if you're using natd, do all the firewall
rules for the outbound device also apply to the internal
net?  Ie:  10.0.0.1 is your internal interface and the
outbound is your connection to the ISP.


Forrest


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