The network that I administer is just a sub network of a larger
Intranet, and eBox is sitting now in the gateway to this larger
network and Internet, so I want to give routing access to the whole
Intranet and use http proxy for Internet, maybe having the option to
use NAT for some hosts, I have been studying a little the firewall
rules on ebox, I see this rules on the NAT table:

Chain POSTROUTING (policy ACCEPT)
target     prot opt source               destination
SNAT       all  -- !200.55.133.130       0.0.0.0/0           to:200.55.133.130

This is causing me troubles, I guess ebox devs didn't think my use
case is a common one and I agree, I could just use differents PCs to
act as the gateway for each destination, but I would prefer not to do
so.

I'm guessing NAT rules could be build based on the info that we put on
"Firewall / Packet Filter / Filtering rules for internal networks",
only not automatically but with a check mark, this way if I only want
to put something in the FORWARD chain on the mangle table I have that
option also.

This look likes to me as feature request, but can anybody give me an
option I could use right now?, could I change the templates from where
iptables rules are build?

thanks in advance
-- 
Carlos Javier
Habana, CUBA
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