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Subject: Re: natd connection limit per host
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Thanks for quick reply, but that's not exactly what i want to do right
now. I want to limit not the bandwidth use, but the maximum number a
host can do NAT. It's like a user can connect to max 2 IRC server and
do max 3 DCC and 1 Messenger, that he can connect  to max 6 NAT
connection. How can we do this by ipfw?