> But the problem is that A et C can't communicate, and I can see in the
> logs :
> A --- > C | |
> A-translated2 --- > original accept�, car c'est OK
> et en retour :
> C --- > A | |
> X --- > A-translated2
>
> X is an adress such that the 3 last bytes are the same as those of C, but
> the first byte is unknown (strange).
>
I have the same problem with the 'unknown' first byte when using NAT. I
think it is a display problem in the log only. In my case, the 'unknown'
byte only appears if the byte value is > 128 and the displayed value is
always 128 less than the value it should be. In other words, somebody strips
the MSB bit from the value when displaying it.
Regards
Anders C Christensen
Software Engineer
Thrane & Thrane
Tobaksvejen 23, DK-2860 Soeborg, Denmark
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