On Thursday 30 June 2005 18:25, Christopher Tyler wrote:
> I'm trying to replace an old router with m0n0wall but here is my problem..
> I have a very large subnet of 20 bits or 255.255.240.0..
> Need to break this down to 24 bit networks or 255.255.255.0 say,
> xxx.xxx.240.0/24 through xxx.xxx.255.255/24.
>
> All the internal IPs are public and should stay that way.
>
> I can get traffic out just fine no problem however I cannot get any
> incoming traffic except on two unrelated subnets xxx.xxx.240.0/24 and
> xxx.xxx.248.0/24 but nothing else.
>
> I'm assuming that these two subnets are working because my upstream is
> routing them to me as 24 bit networks. Any ideas on how I can get this
> working without involving the upstream provider using m0n0wall?
>
> The upstream router is xxx.xxx.30.121/30 and my WAN interface is
> xxx.xxx.30.122/30
>
> Any help is apreciated.

OK, here's an update...  

The reason that the xxx.xxx.246.0/24 was working is that it's gateway was set 
to xxx.xxx.240.1 and the xxx.xxx.248.0/24 was set to xxx.xxx.248.1 I changed 
the gateway to xxx.xxx.240.1 and will try it tonight and let you know how I 
fare this time.

Just one other question before I do all this.  It pertains to the firewall 
rules.  Does monowall process the rules from top to bottom or bottom to top?

-- 
Christopher Tyler
Atlas Communications
http://www.getatlas.com
(417) 883-1700