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On Mon, 6 Dec 2004 15:26:53 +0200, Marian Adelin STOICESCU <marian at wsc dot ro> wrote: > > 1. Please help me with some explanation abou the case when we have more > than one IP maped from ISP to our server. I add all IP addresses ti NAT > server and i want NAT to chose randomly one IP as to not all user from the > lan to go out in WAN on the same routed IP. > Not possible to randomly choose an outbound IP to use for NAT, and this isn't necessary anyway. I would 1:1 NAT some specific things and let everybody else be NAT'ed out the WAN's IP. > 2. It's posibile to use ipfw fwd.. on exec.php to put a proxy server pc to > work transparently.. or the problem of transparent proxy it's on work and i > must wait for a m0n0wall betas > I know that'll work with ipfw, not sure if it will in m0n0wall's specific setup. It's worth a shot, I'd be interested in knowing if it works or not. Worst that could happen is what you put in exec.php could take down the firewall, but then a reboot will remove all that stuff. If you get it working, see the FAQ on hidden config.xml options on how to put them in <shellcmd> to get them to load at every boot. -Chris |