On 12/20/05, Paul Taylor <PaulTaylor at winn dash dixie dot com> wrote:
>
> If I'm reading this right, it looks like you have a different network for
> your wireless?
>

that's what it looks like.  and the Linksys probably isn't set up to
route properly, and m0n0wall is likely missing the required static
route, so the antispoofing rule is getting hit.


> You should turn off DHCP on your Linksys and attach it to the Monowall via
> one of the 4 device ports and not the WAN port.  This results in a bridged
> connection from the wireless to the wired segment.  Enable DHCP on your
> Monowall and let your laptop get DHCP from there.
>
> If you want your wireless on a different segment than your LAN, I'd suggest
> using a different physical port on your Monowall for your wireless
> connection.
>

yeah, there's no benefit to using another subnet for wireless hosts in
this scenario, and only complicates things.

-Chris