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I read on a newsgroup somewhere recently that FreeBSD has kernel 
support for ip address translation. Is this true?

Can FreeBSD be used to build a NAT box that would support static 
address translation, in order to allow incoming services?

Any info would be appreciated.

Thank you.
Doug


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