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From: "ozkan_kirik" <ozkan_kirik@yahoo.com>
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Subject: NAT question.
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in my LAN, NAT function is on Router.
I wanna remove NAT from router. how can i activate NAT on firewall.
i use FreeBSD 4.5


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