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Cedric Blancher wrote:

> It's quite wierd as one would like to capture the very traffic that is
> sent to the wire or traffic recieved from the wire unaltered, whatever
> active ruleset.
> 

What's even weird is that during a www session, most of the
packets would originate from my NAT firewall's IP, but one
or two (in a sequence) would show a LAN IP.

I'm confused as to why this is happening.

Has anyone encountered something similar?