Greetings all,

I have a NetBSD i386 machine running some fairly recent cvs-ed 1.6 
release branch build. It acts as a NAT gateway for several mac and PC 
clients. I have redirected ports to facilitate P2P sharing. When I 
start P2P clients inside the NAT, the number of mappings in the ipnat 
table (as reported by ipnat -l) quickly grows until it reaches ~256 
(the actual greatest value I've ever observed is 265) and then all 
outgoing connections (including DNS lookups) from the internal network 
fail until ipnat -F is run. This behavior is the same with or without 
the redirects. Outgoing connections from the gateway itself are fine.

Anyone know how to increase the number of mappings ipnat can hold in 
its table? Is there something else I'm missing?

Thanks in advance...

-Alex.