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>>>>> "dc" == Daniel Carosone <dan@geek.com.au> writes:

    dc> or an ipf "pass ... to qe2:10.0.0.3 .."
    dc> depending on other circumstances.

Have you actually tried this, or just read about it?  Some of those
less popualr ipfilter feechurs will panic your kernel if you try to
use them.  I learned that the hard way about dup-to.

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