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From: Hans Zaunere <zaunere@yahoo.com>
Subject: identd through ipnat
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How would I setup a identd/auth server on my ipnat
freebsd box to handle auth requestions for inside
hosts?  I've seen oidentd and the like to handle Linux
masq, but do these work on freebsd as well?

Thank you,

Hans

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