Hi, I've read the delightful manual but its a little terse in this area, so I hope some knowledgeable soul can enlighten me:
1) Looking at tcpdumps, I've noticed (on 6.5 have no prior experience with nat-to random to compare against) that 'random' seems to operate more like 'round-robin' (e.g. if I send traffic, pause, send traffic again it just loops through the IP pool in order). 2) I'm unclear when 'sticky-address' should be appended to random ? In my mind I'm thinking about, say, "secure websites" which may track your (apparent) source-IP during the time you are logged in, and if it changes you could be booted out. Or am I overthinking things and 'sticky-address' is potentially less useful than I think it might be ? Finally, is there any reason why there isn't (yet?) a more intelligent mapping ? (e.g. similar to the options in LACP ... e.g. source plus destination, not just source). Thanks ! Rachel
