Start ipf and ipnat with /etc/netstart.local at boot time.

You are not accomplishing anything useful by starting/stoping
ipf/ipnat with ip-up/ip-down.





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On Sun, Jan 21, 2001 10:23 AM, Federico Lupi <mailto:flupi@mclink.it>
wrote:
>I have ipnat turned on in the ip-up script and off in ip-down.  This
>setup has worked for a lot of time but recently it has stopped
>working (probably after upgrading to 1.4.3 i386, I'm not sure.)
>