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From: Ronnie Clark <ronj_clark@yahoo.com>
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Subject: 4.5 and IPFW Rule question
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Consider the following:

internet => FreeBSD 4.5 IPFW => webserver

How do I create an IPFW rule to allow this to happen?
I am using NAT.  Does it look like this:
add pass divert any to a.b.c.d 443 w.x.y.z 443 log via
oif

Please let me know if I'm close or right on. Thanks in
advance.

RC

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