>ipnat -f -
>map ep0 10.0.0.0/255.255.255.0 -> 24.66.169.45/255.255.255.255
>result: kernel panic, reboot.
>
>also tried 0/32 for the 24.66.blah.. both cases same result.
>...
>I'm assuming I'm doing something wrong here..  would the fact that
>both the network cables are plugged into the same hub have something
>to do with this? I'm forced to monkeying with it remotely.. so if more
>details is required I'd be happy to follow instructions when I get
>home in three days.

i've not used ipnat yet, but i'd be guessing that it might be happier
with netmasks specified in terms of bits instead of masks as you have
them.  try /24 for the first one and /32 for the other...

just a guess.

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