On Mon, 9 Feb 2004, Jimmy Hedman wrote: > What's the REAL differences between MASQ and SNAT? MASQ kills the connections whenthe IP address of the interface changes, SNAT does not. MASQ is limited in what kind of NAT transform it can perform. SNAT gives some more freedom in what addresses is used for the NAT. Other than this the two are supposed to be the same, and I do not see how they can be any different as all the targets does is to set up the NAT transform. The actual NAT is always the same. Regards Henrik
