Henning Wangerin wrote:

> Hi!
> 
> Currently I have three "routers" connected to my ISP:
> 1) My linux file/web/mail/ssh etc server
> 2) a DLink handling most of my outgoing traffic from my LAN
> 3) a monowall handling an WiFi AP, incomming VPN-links and a small part
> of my LAN-traffic.
> 
> Each box is connecting to my ISP via their own PPPoE-userid, but I'd
> like to expand my monowall to handle all my traffic, as well as a couple
> of LAN-to-LAN VPN connections.
> 
> I need to handle at least two PPPoE sessions simultaniusly, as I need at
> least two IPs.

 You know that you can bind multiple IPs to the WAN interface via the
NAT -> Server NAT feature, right? I do this currently to enable a separation
between my private LAN and my public DMZ. All NAT rules go through a secondary
IP bound to the WAN interface, while DMZ traffic passes through the default
IP assigned directly to the PPPoE link.

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