Hi,
I have a simple network. My home machines are on a RFC 1918 space. I
sometimes run a bit-torrent client on my macbook, and I'd like to
redirect incoming 22222 to my bit-torrent client on my macbook.
In 4.4, I just do a:
rdr pass on $ext_if proto { tcp udp } from any to any port $bt ->
$macbook port $bt
I was reading up on relayd and noticed that I could use "listen on" -
is it better to use a simple rdr (whatever the 5.1 syntax is) or to
use relayd? Any benefits to using relayd? Also - "listen on" seems
to require a static IP rather than an interface, am I reading the
manpage correctly?
Thanks!
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