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Subject: recv and xmit options in ipfw, FreeBSD 2.2-RELEASE.
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     Dear Ladies and Gentlemen,

     I am writing to apologise for wasting your time with the question
     about the "recv" and "xmit" options for ipfw.

     It seems to me that these options only apply for 3.0-CURRENT, and not
     2.2-RELEASE as I was trying.

     Thank you.

     Yours sincerely.


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Subject: recv and xmit options in ipfw, FreeBSD 2.2-RELEASE.
Author:  Stanley Hopcroft at IT_Services
Date:    03/10/97 7:43 AM



     Dear Ladies and Gentlemen,

     I am writing to ask about the "recv" and "xmit" options to ipfw.

     These options allow a rule to match packets received from one
     interface and transmitted out another and would seem useful for a dual
     homed FreeBSD host acting as a packet filtering router.