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Subject: Re: NAT with ipfw?
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man natd

The explanation in that man page could not be simpler.

-Chris Phillips

On Sun, 25 Feb 2001, Duraid wrote:

> can i do nat (network address translation) to allow my internal network
> to access the internet using ipfw. as far as i know ipfw can only allow,
> deny, reject and count packets. how can it do the nat? and if it can't
> how do i do nat? are there any docs on this topic?
> 
> Duraid
> 
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