Hi

Sorry I wasn't that clear, The WAN interface has a /8 mask and the LAN 
has a /23 mask.

In the actual NAT config page it is setup like so
10.0.0.34/32----to-----192.168.6.8/32

Kev

Chris Buechler wrote:

> On 7/18/06, Kevin Blanc <kblanc at rave dot ac dot uk> wrote:
>
>>
>> I am trying to setup 1:1 NAT like so
>> 10.0.0.34/8(address for clients to connet)---NATed to---192.168.6.8/23
>> (server address) I have entered a firewall rule to allow ssh to the
>> 192 addr, and also setup proxy arp for the 10 addr.
>>
>
> You're 1:1 NAT'ing a /8 to a /23?  The GUI probably shouldn't even let
> you do that.  You need to use the same CIDR mask on both sides.  May
> not be your only problem, but it's a start.
>
> -Chris
>
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