>> what do I use for private IP gateway?
>>

>The IP m0n0wall has on that particular interface.  You can either use
>a private IP subnet or a public IP subnet on an interface.  If you
>want to map some of those IP's to machines currently on your private
>IP network, you don't touch their current IP configuration (assuming
>they work and can get to the Internet properly), you just configure
>1:1 NAT.


Chris, I did some playing around.  not sure if I fully understood or not. 
haha

So I built a new interface, in my case it was a VLAN on OPT.  I gave it the 
first IP of my /27 (.192).  Then I created a 1:1 entry for the next of the 
/27 (.193).  I put a PC on that VLAN and gave it .193, using .192 as the 
gateway.  Basically I have the public /27 public IPs inside the VLAN, and 
they are 1:1 NATed out the WAN - same address in both spots in the 1:1 
config.  Is this right?  The Internet sees the IP used in the PC.

I have been running like this overnight with no issues other than an 
inability to access google (.com and .ca) so far.  I have adjusted my MTU to 
1400 for the new VLAN but still can't access google - no firewall entries to 
show why either.  Other than that I haven't found anything else I can't do.


Aaron