Hello Paul,

donderdag 27 oktober 2005, 14:15:12, schreef u:

> Currently, there is no support in Monowall for multiple WAN connections...

> The best way I can think of (off the top of my head) is to set up two
> monowall machines.  Both can be connected to the same back-end networks, as
> long as all your addressing is static.  For the devices to be hosted, just
> have their default gateway set to the SDSL monowall's IP address.

> It might be possible to connect both up in the manner you are talking about
> if the SDSL is passed as a simple static IP Address...  But, it wouldn't be
> useful for much...  Traffic would always be routed out the WAN interface
> regardless.  The two firewall scenario is much better all around.

> Paul

Ok, thanks for the input, I'll just buy another box and go with the 2
GW, 2 firewall setup.

thanks :)


> -----Original Message-----
> From: Pieterjan Heyse [mailto:pieterjan dot heyse at scheppers dash wetteren dot be] 
> Sent: Thursday, October 27, 2005 4:24 AM
> To: m0n0wall at lists dot m0n0 dot ch
> Subject: [m0n0wall] Please advice

> Hello m0n0wall dudes&dudettes,

> I would like to have some advice on my new m0n0wall setup.

>                   LAN2(opt1)
>                     |
>             |-------------|---CABLE WAN (wan)
> LAN1(lan)---|     M0N0    |
>             |-------------|---SDSL WAN (opt3)
>                    |
>                   DMZ(opt2)

> I have 2 internet connections, one I will use for browsing the
> internet & general purpose, the SDSL connection will be used for
> hosting services.

> Is it possible configure m0n0 in such a way that LAN1&2 use the CABLE
> for default GW and the DMZ uses SDSL as a default GW ?


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