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i think i know what my problem is
for nat i didn't use divert with ipfw, instead i used
/etc/ipnat.rules file where i put something like this:


map fxp0 192.168.66.16/32 -> external_ip/32

for each host that should get nat-ed

i will try the divert command to see what happends


		
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