On January 19, 2025 8:06:54 AM EST, Pete Long <p...@valar.uk.net> wrote: >Here is the latest one: > >map $ext_if dynamic proto tcp 192.168.0.6 port 3000-4000 <- $ext_if port >3000-4000 > >Here is the validation output from 'npfctl validate': > >/etc/npf.conf:27:78: port range is not valid near '4000' I think it's telling you that you can't use a range there, only a starting port. i.e. the end of second range is already defined by the length of your first range.
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