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Hi list, I have site where im using monowall 1.2b3 that is setup like this: WAN: X.X.164.225/29 - ethernet to fibre converter LAN: 192.168.100.254/24 - ethernet to switch OPT1: Bridge to LAN - ethernet to cisco VPN router Our ISP has given us two subnets to use: X.X.164.224/29 and X.X.165.52/30 Server 192.168.100.3 on the LAN interface is hosting some virtual websites, which have a reverse dns of the WAN IP, which port 80 is being NAT'd to. However workstations on the LAN cant access them because of the problem where by you cant NAT a packet over an interface that it originated from. So I want to route the second subnet onto the LAN so I can assign the server X.X.165.54 but in order to do this I will need to assign the monowall's LAN interface a second IP of X.X.165.53 to be the gateway. I guess i have two questions here: 1) how can i assign the LAN interface a second IP 2) when i do this, will the device route the subnet like i want or will something different happen all together? Thanks in advance for any help. Jordan. | ||||||||