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> 2.6.16 does a second policy lookup after SNAT, you probably SNAT
> the packets to an address that doesn't match the policy anymore.
Could you please give pointers where is it documented? All documents I have
suggest that SNAT is done as the last step, so any rule should use real and
not SNAT'ed address.
Thank you
Andrey
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