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    Hi all.
    i've configured an old pentium III with BSD 3.7 like this:
    x.y.z.240/29 |gateway|rl0 /29
    |
    rl2
    /etc/hostname.rl0
    up
    /etc/hostname.rl1
    up
    /etc/hostname.rl2
    inet 192.168.1.1 255.255.255.0 NNE
    /etc/hostname.carp0
    inet x.y.z.250 255.255.255.248 x.y.z.255 vhid 1 pass test1 carpdev rl0
    /etc/hostname.carp1
    inet x.y.z.241 255.255.255.248 x.y.z.247 vhid 2 pass test2 carpdev rl1
    /etc/hostname.pfsync0
    up syncif rl2 syncpeer 192.168.1.2
    net.inet.ip.forwarding=1
    net.inet.carp.preempt=1
    pf=YES
    if pf.conf contains the following:
    pass quick on {rl0 rl1} proto carp keep state
    pass quick on rl2 proto pfsync
    i can ping both sides from the opposite.
    however,if pf.conf contains the following:
    # macros
    int_ext = "rl0"
    int_int = "rl1"
    int_pf = "rl2"
    carp_ext = "carp0"
    carp_int = "carp1"
    block all
    pass quick on lo0 all
    pass in quick on $int_ext proto icmp from x.y.z.251 to x.y.z.240/29 keep state
    #carp e pfsync
    pass quick on {rl0 rl1} proto carp keep state
    pass quick on rl2 proto pfsync
    when i try to ping x.y.z.242 from the other subnet all i can get is
    ICMP Destination host unreachable from x.y.z.250.
    can someone help with this?
    Thanks
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