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From: Frank Gruellich <frank@home.manuelm.org>
Subject: Re: Leaking ICMP and UDP packets
Date: Mon, 19 Apr 2004 18:31:59 +0200
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* Daniel David Benson <dan@spoontail.com> 19. Apr 04:
> I essentially have everything go out as a global nat,

What exactly is you rule?

> but every now and then a tcpdump on the frontside interface is showing
> some ICMP and UDP packets not getting natted.

What exactly do you tcpdump?  (Cmdline, please.)  What exactly is the
output of it?

> Anyone ever seen this before?

No.

> It's not a major deal as we are are having our front edge router
> handle these ugly packets, but I'd like to tighten it up.

I am just curious: does it NAT, too?  (This has nothing to do with your
problem, whatever it may be.)

 Regards, Frank.
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