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From: Ilya Barsukov <mzfk.0xff@gmail.com>
Subject: Dynamic bidirectinal nat. Possible ?
Date: Mon, 7 Dec 2009 17:54:24 +0500
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Hi guys, i search for analog Cisco dynamic binat for iptables and
didn't found anything about it. It's really doesn't exist some
implementation of this mechanism ?
I have a simple task: create binat for three "/16" networks into one
"/16" network, i don't know how to get this with static translations
(e.g. NETMAP), i think, it's possible only with dynamic nat.