Ricardo Ryoiti S. Junior wrote:
> 	I need a little help with ipnat. I' ve  a server with two network
> interfaces, each to a network segment with invalid ip addresses. The
> problem is that the first NIC also has a valid IP (the outgoing one), and
You really missed some vital information... like, which NIC is the 
192.168.0/24 address tied to?

Anyway, I think you met the "cannot NAT to same NIC" problem which 
basically means you cannot NAT from and to the same card (which would be 
the case if the xxx.yyy.zzz/32 and 192.168.0/24 were on the same NIC).

As for the other problem, you probably are NATting the connections from the 
computer (192.168.0.somehting/32) as they match the NAT rule, get rewritten 
(xxx.yyy.zzz/32) and are either blocked (192.168/16 should be blocked on 
the 'net) or sent (wia the wrong route :) )

Hope this helps.

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