Ben,
> I suspect you're screwed. Just for a start, a one-to-many NAT
> implementation is never going to work. In brief, dynamic NAT keeps track
> of all the different connections based on TCP/UDP port multiplexing.
> Dynamic NAT has no way of coping with IP protocols like ESP and AH that
> contain no port data.
It's strange, because from the docs of SP2 it's supposed to work,
even with hide NAT... anyway, if I get around it I'll tell the list about
it.
Regards,
-- p.
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