> Sorry for the delay, I lost this thread somehow... > > Anyway, you were almost there: iptables -F -t nat > > Without -t, all commands affect only the filter table by default. The > permanent configuration is in /etc/sysconfig/iptables, btw. > > Cheers > Steffen. Steffen, Thanks for the follow-up. Based on tcpdump, I believe I was able to get my system to act like a router, but it looks like the VPN switch on the other end doesn't really work the way I need it to. It will do branch office VPNs, but it won't do the routing correctly when you connect in this way. I guess since it isn't making a true branch office connection the vpn switch assumes it's a single client. So we were unable to get it to handle the routing correctly on that end. So I guess it's back to the drawing board of trying to figure out how to get this ip phone to work using NAT. It may be an impossible situation. Thanks, James
