I really appreciate the suggestion, and I've seen shorewall mentioned here before. However, I've got other reasons that dictate that I learn the ins and outs of iptables and NAT, down to the nitty-gritty details. *grin*
OK... Shorewall as a learning tool, then. Set up Shorewall with simple policies and one or two rules, and then go check the iptables rules it generated. Apart from the fact that it will create a bunch of chains to keep its own life in order, you should then be able to see well-written rules that do what you want. <smile>
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