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From: "Alexandre Polli" <apolli@pucrs.br>
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Subject: static natd
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Greetings gentleman;

I have a freebsd firewall, running natd. This gateway has a 'real' IP
address. Behind this machine there's a nerwork with internal IPs (say,
192.x.x.x). However, one of these is a webserver. I've got another IP
'public' IP address, so Im planning to statically map the webserver on the
gateway.

Using natd and ipfw, shall the rule be something like

natd -log -redirect_address 192.x.x.x <public IP> -n xl0  ?





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