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Subject: Re: NATD and how to make it work 
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> 
> Hello, 
> 
> I am in a real fix, I need NAT and I needed it yesterday.
> My clients have requested to use an internal network but want to maintain
> the functionality of their internet connection.  
> 
> I have aquired natd-1.10 and installed it.
> The machine that I am working on has 2 ethernet cards ( fxp0 and ep0 )
> fxp0 is the exteral connection 
> ep0 the internal.

Are you running ``natd -n fxp0 ....'' ?  I'd hazzard a guess that 
you're trying to run natd on your internal interface :-|

[.....]
> thanks
> Sasha Egan


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