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From: "Moritz Fromwald" <mfromwald@gmx.at>
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Subject: natd redirect
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Hello
How is the syntax for natd to redirect udp as well 
as tcp?
I'd like to forward tcp 4662, 4711 and udp 4662. 
Is it possible to change thees ports, without 
stopping natd?

Regards

Moritz Fromwald