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Subject: options "in_port" and "out_port" equivalent for in-kernel NAT
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Hello FreeBSD,

  Using natd it is possible to configure different "in_port" and "out_port"
  and divert packets to necessary port for both directions.

  Is there any way diverting a packet to in-kernel NAT
  to give an advise in which direction packets src/dst addresses
  should be translated?

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 kvas                          mailto:kvas@bf.pstu.ru