I noticed that you don't make any mention to your internal network or its
adapter anywhere in the IPv4 file. I had a similar setup and found that
the only way I could get the internal network to be allowed out was to

pass in all on rl0 from any to any

where rl0 is the adapter connecting to the internal network.
could it possibly be something in my nat.conf that it causing the problem,
because the pf.conf that you sent looks alot like one of the ones that I
tried that didn't work.
I can't compare exactly, I'm at work right now and the machine is at home.

>Are you sure it's pf.conf? I've attached my pf.conf for IPv4 only and
>IPv4+IPv6 both of which definately work for me (NAT for my LAN with a ppp
>link to the internet). You shouldn't need the IPv4+IPv6 one but I've
>thrown it in for interest. Maybe if you compare the structure to yours
you
>might find the error.

>--Andrew

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