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Subject: Re: ipfw-ntad-jail
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> No one has been able to pinpoint an exact major problem that
> could cause this. I think once I fix that, I could then concentrate
> on the jail issue. But right now, the simplest thing isn't working!

Something else just dawned on me. In order to get traffic coming into NAT to
get forwarded to the host system, you need an option like this (for natd):

-target_address 0.0.0.0

See man natd

Nate


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