Hi Thomas,

> I have been trying to set up NAT on m0n0wall but with little success. By
> looking
> at the output from http://192.168.1.1/cgi-bin/status.cgi it looks like
> ipfw is not
> enabled.

That's OK - ipfw is only used for the traffic shaper, and as such the
module is only loaded when the traffic shaper is enabled. Packet filering
and NAT is done with ipfilter/ipnat.

You shouldn't have to set up NAT - it's on by default in m0n0wall (and
can't even be turned off, for that matter).

Greets,

Manuel