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06-24-2008, 10:28 AM	#1
davidedwardgill Member Registered: Apr 2008 Location: Michigan Distribution: RedHat EE 5 Posts: 37 Rep:	Easy NAT OpenSwan Question When using open swan the servers figure out if they are the left or right server by which address is left and right. With using NAT, the server is not using the external address. It is using the internal address. How do I get OpenSwan to work even if the address isn't the same one listed by left and right. THANKS!

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