>Here's what I have in my ipnat.conf file:
>
>	map ppp0 172.16.249.206/32 -> 209.182.147.67/32
>
>ppp0 is my connection to the "real world" Internet
>172.16.249.206 is the IP address assigned to my "private network"
>	connection for my other machine.
>209.182.147.67 is a registered IP address that my ISP gave me.
>
>In your case, you should probably have this:
>
>	map ae0 10.0.2.0/24 -> 165.91.120.32/32 portmap tcp/udp 10000:4000
>
>This assumes that ae0 is your connection to the university's network,

Ahh- my connection to the university is sn0

>that your assigned address on that network is 165.91.120.32, and that
>your private network on sn0 is addresses as 10.0.2.0 with a mask of
>255.255.255.0.
>

[SNIP]

So thus far my conclusion is that my ae0 card is malfunctioning. Which is
weird since it is identified correctly on startup.

What happens id that I try to ping the mac (10.2.0.16) and I get the error

netbsd/ ae0:device timeout

Ideas anyone?