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"Fred J. Lomas" wrote:
> 
> Hi,
>        how do I go about editing my  natd every time i open it up it
> comes up all encrypted


You're not opening /sbin/natd are you?  That would be bad.  :)
Try reading the man page (man natd) before you go any further.


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