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From: armand sulter <armie@armie.net>
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Subject: IPFW DCC NATD
Date: Mon, 9 Jul 2001 17:44:46 -0400
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Hiya,

My gateway machine  has NATD -s -m -dynamic running
and my IPFW is allowing everything for now.
the problem is that my clients cannot initiate
DCC sessions on IRC.
NATD's -s -m options should fix it partially but
I dont know how to get the rest to work right.

Any help would greatly be appreciated :)

Armand Sulter
Armie@Armie.net

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