...with a different twist.
[variables are for abbreviation, not obfuscation]

I now have:

{inet} -- < le0 [Sun] hme0 > {internal-switch} < fxp0 [PC]

Sun:le0 is listening/sending on $XNET.233, $XNET.234 and $XNET.245.
Sun:hme0 is listening/sending on $INET.11 only.

PC:fxp0 is listening/sending on $INET.2 only.


I wish things coming in on Sun:le0 $XNET.234 to go to $INET.2 and
vice versa.

Sun is NetBSD/sparc 1.6E, doing ipnat mapping as follows:

#### Following mapping AROUND 10.11.11.11 and 10.11.11.2
map-block hme0 10.11.11.1/32 -> 168.150.238.245/32 ports auto
#here is 10.11.11.2
map-block hme0 10.11.11.3/32 -> 168.150.238.245/32 ports auto
map-block hme0 10.11.11.4/30 -> 168.150.238.245/32 ports auto
map-block hme0 10.11.11.8/31 -> 168.150.238.245/32 ports auto
map-block hme0 10.11.11.10/32 -> 168.150.238.245/32 ports auto
#here is 10.11.11.11
map-block hme0 10.11.11.12/30 -> 168.150.238.245/32 ports auto
map-block hme0 10.11.11.16/28 -> 168.150.238.245/32 ports auto
map-block hme0 10.11.11.32/27 -> 168.150.238.245/32 ports auto
map-block hme0 10.11.11.64/26 -> 168.150.238.245/32 ports auto
map-block hme0 10.11.11.128/25 -> 168.150.238.245/32 ports auto

# fake
bimap le0 rivendell/32 -> buckland/32
bimap hme0 buckland/32 -> rivendell/32

PC is NetBSD/i386 2.0G with no nat, no ipf.



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