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Under the root account, execute

bsdconfig

Select CBSD Config from the menu

Then select: Global Settings

Then select: natcfg

Then select: nat_enable select pf

Natip selects the local IP address,

Finally, don't forget to commit, and the global NAT configuration is complete.

For a single bhyve, you can configure NAT separately.

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bsdconfig

Select CBSD Config from the menu

Select Configure Bhyve Machines from the menu

Select the name of the bhyve virtual machine to be configured, such as bub12

Then select: bconfig

Then select: hbyvenic

Then select the network card: nic1

Then configure the network card ip, etc.

For each jail, you can configure NAT separately.

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bsdconfig

Select CBSD Config from the menu

Select Configure Jail Machines from the menu.

Select the name of the jail virtual machine to be configured, such as fb12

Then select: jconfig

Then select: jail_options

Then select the network card: nic1

Then configure the network card ip, etc.

Finally, I found that bsdconfig still cannot configure nat well, and still needs manual configuration

/usr/jails/etc # cat pfnat.conf

nat on igb0 from 10.0.0.0/8 to ! 10.0.0.0/8 -> 192.168.1.5 # // Setup by CBSD NAT

nat on igb0 from 172.16.0.0/12 to ! 172.16.0.0/12 -> 192.168.1.5 # // Setup by CBSD NAT