Did u check the documentation, about Proxy Arp, if i read correctly this 
should solve half of your concerns


>From: Bill Parry <bill at efuture dot com dot au>
>To: m0n0wall at lists dot m0n0 dot ch
>Subject: [m0n0wall] Multiple Public IP Issue
>Date: Tue, 23 Nov 2004 13:32:41 +1100
>
>I hope somebody can assist! I have a bridged ADSL static IP address with a 
>subnet /30 and have succesfully used NAT and PAT to this point.
>
>I have just been allocated an additional seperate range of  public IPs with 
>a subnet of /29 need to continue using the old IP address as the
>WAN .  I have read the instructions and have tried:
>
>Routing the public IPs (with outbound nat turned on - with a rule nating 
>only internal private lan) on the optional nic (using one ip from the
>new scope as its ip).  I set servers up using the other IPs in the scope 
>with the gateway the optional nic.  I then set up a rules.  The result
>is no access to internet from those servers and no access to those servers 
>from outside.
>
>The results are similar using tried server nat and 1:1 (with and without 
>proxy ARP).  I cannot get access to the new range of IPs.
>
>I have tried every rule I can think of and still nothing.
>
>There must something simple that I have not configured correctly.  Any 
>ideas?
>
>Thanks,
>
>Bill Parry
>
>
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