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Subject: natd rules
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Hi all.
          I want to be able to redirect random ports 1000 - 2000 to my
internal  LAN  i am running this rule in my NATD.conf

redirect_port tcp 192.168.101.12:how do I specify from 1000 - 2000     is it
just 1000 2000 or do i do a - in between them? or am I even doing it right??
comments? suggestions, HELP!!
thanks




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