wow, total surprize here,
even had tested each of my ip's in seperate on the
mono, and both had worked fine, the isp (cox) had
still to switch something on their side that both ip's
could be used simultaniously!!
just called them, and it is working now, sorry to have
bothered the list, but might be a good pointer that
the isp needs to switch something to really allow
multiple ip addresses to work at the same time over
one modem?

cheers to the list
-k


--- Kashmir <kashmir underscore us underscore 1999 at yahoo dot com> wrote:

> trying to connect a standalone server over x-over to
> opt1 on a 4501.
> - set opt1 as bridged to wan, and 
> - switched on proxy-arp for 2nd ip addr.
> assigned 2nd ip from my isp (cox) to the server.
> can only ping from server to mono's wan port, not
> any
> further..
> - tried it with and without "filtering bridge", 
> - got rules on all ports allowing anything from and
> to
> the 2nd ip...
> 
> can't find anything as mentioned in:
>
http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/articles/filtering-bridges/
>  in the mono environment, 
> and only found questions about bridge issues in the
> mailing list, but no good solutions. 
> wonder what i am missing?
> 
> anyone out there using the opt1 successfully with a
> 2nd  static IP on WAN?
> 
> any pointer appreciated and many TIA
> -k
> 
> 
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