Steve was once rumoured to have said:
> heya
>
> add a -b option to the second ipchains line to allow it to masq in both
> directions. I think that is the reason why.
No, this has nothing to do with it. Masuquerades are a one way
operation - the reverse part is done transparently, and don't require
rules.
In fact, a -b would leave his network wide open for attack through the
router.
Personally, I can't see anything wrong - but without information about
routing I can't really tell anyway.
C.
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