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Is it possible that the target machine 10.0.25.52 gets packets properly nat'ed
to port 2401 but the reply gets lost?  Is the route correct on the target so
that it knows to route back by the same path?  (Could be a problem if the target
is on a different subnet).

You may have to resort to tcpdump or ethereal to see where the packets actually
go.  

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Frank S. Glass
Holos Software, Inc.
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