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Old 23rd July 2013
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Default DNAT and SNAT of iptables in PF

I just start PF, Now, i want to distinguish between DNAT and SNAT in PF, How i define ruleset for SNAT and DNAT of iptables in PF?
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Old 23rd July 2013
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Hello, and welcome!

http://marc.info/?t=105428129500003&r=1&w=2 describes a transition from IPTABLES DNAT and SNAT to PF. Note that this was at the time of OpenBSD 3.3, so the specific syntax will need to be altered to match the particular PF syntax used in the release of FreeBSD you are using. From http://forums.freebsd.org/showthread.php?t=39295:
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    In RELENG_5 - pf is at OpenBSD 3.5
    In RELENG_6 - pf is at OpenBSD 3.7
    In RELENG_7 - pf is at OpenBSD 4.1
    In RELENG_8 - pf is at OpenBSD 4.5
I believe the port of PF from OpenBSD 4.5 was the last for FreeBSD.
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