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Old 6th February 2018
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If you are unable to provision the ADSL modem, you must make the OpenBSD router into a NAT router. In this way, OpenBSD will translate the addresses for all traffic routed to and from the second network. This is done with the nat-to directive in PF, as described in the Network Address Translation chapter of the PF Users' Guide.

When you have NAT routers linked together -- "double NAT" -- this can cause problems for some protocols.

Something like this might work:
Code:
pass out on em0 inet from em1:network to any nat-to (em0)
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