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On Mon, 20 Dec 1999, Hammond, Kevin wrote:
> From what I understand though, there is no implementation of NAT
> for linux that will do both static and dynamic NAT.
Take a look at the help info for the kernel config option "Fast NAT"
(2.2.x kernels) - ISTR it's some form of static NAT.
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