Re: ipnat - client side

[John Ladwig <jladwig@mango.lioness.net>]

> > Quick question.Is it to my understanding that once ipnat and ipf are setup,
> > then on the client side, all I would need to do is point my default gateway
> > to the inside nic?

Assuming you're using the customary route- or forwarder-style firewall, as
opposed to a bridging configuration.  If you're bridging, you need to
point the internal hosts at a gateway *just past* the firewall. 

> > Would there be any additional configurations at the
> > client to make this fully functional. If this is in a FAQ or something like
> > that I will definitely look there.
> 
> 1) DHCP is helpful. Make sure the OBSD firewall is running dhcpd, and 

Or, preferably, an internal host.

> for windows machines just run 'winipcfg' (possibly something different 
> for win2k) and 'renew all'. 

W2K uses 
    ipconfig /all 		for info
    ipconfig /release		to drop a lease
    ipconfig /renew		to request a new/renewed lease

> For UN*X machines, run dhcpcd.

Um, don't you in general mean "dhclient"?

    -jml