Hi James,

you don't need to bridge... Why don't you use your m0n0wall as ADSL 
router? So I do and I also have a subnet assigned by my ISP 
(194.77.75.96/27). My WAN Interface got an address assigned by the PPP 
server of my ISP, my LAN Interface got the first IP of my subnet. The 
only thing I had to do was, to allow all traffic from WAN to LAN and 
LAN to WAN... Everything works fine, without bridging...

Greets, Tim

Am 12.04.2005 um 23:05 schrieb James Mellor:

> For the life of me I can't seem to work out how to setup M0n0wall to 
> do NAT on LAN and route a public IP range to the OPT interface, I have 
> read all the mail archive stuff and read the documentation. Here's the 
> setup I am trying to get working:
>
> Public static IP range from my service provider is 212.158.246.144/28
>
> WAN <---- IP address: 212.158.246.146 with Gateway address: 
> 212.158.246.145
>
> LAN <---- IP address: 192.168.0.1/24 private addresses setup to do NAT 
> and DHCP server enabled
>
> OPT <---- IP address: 212.158.246.147-158 useable
>
>
> My ISP has given me a IP range 212.158.246.144/28, the first IP 
> 212.158.246.145 is taken by my ADSL router, the second IP 
> 212.158.246.146 I want assigned to the WAN and the rest I would like 
> to assign to machines on the OPT interface.
>
> I know I could bridge the OPT and WAN interfaces however I have read 
> that although I can enable filtering bridge and throttle inbound 
> traffic I am unable to throttle outbound traffic for a specific IP 
> address, another issue is that I would like the DHCP service to assign 
> public IP's to machines on the OPT interface, from my understanding 
> this would not be possible with OPT bridged with the WAN interface.
>
> So with all that said I'm more than a little confused, I'm borderline 
> labotomising myself trying to work out how to get M0n0wall to do this 
> for me.
>
>
> Cheers,
>             James Mellor.
>
> P.S. The most important thing for me is to use the DHCP server to 
> assign public IP addresses to machines on my network and then throttle 
> these machines upstream and downstream access to the internet.
>
>
>
>
>
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