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You may want to check out one of my previous posts on this subject: http://m0n0.ch/wall/list/showmsg.php?id=173/85 http://m0n0.ch/wall/list/showmsg.php?id=235/74 You can have OPT1 bridged to WAN _and_ still access OPT1 from LAN - the secret is to use advanced NAT. I'm using it that way now! And you don't waste any IP addresses, either. -- Neil A. Hillard E-Mail: m0n0 at dana dot org dot uk ---------------------------------- Neil, I tried your advanced NAT rule but so far no luck. I'm a little confused as to the correct net mask to use for the rule. How do I determine the correct mask? Also, the main problem I'm having right now is that as soon as I bridge my DMZ to my WAN, I can no longer reach the Internet from my NATed LAN hosts. If it matters, the DMZ interface I'm trying to bridge to my WAN is actually my Optional 2 interface. My Optional 1 interface is a NATed 192... network. Thanks for the help Neil. Roy... --------------------------------------------------------------------- I finally got this working with a WAN to Option-1 Bridge and Neil's Advanced NAT rule. All the problems I was having went away when I disabled my Option-2 interface and moved my DMZ over my Option-1 interface. So it looks like there might be a bug in 1.21 that is keeping this from working with the Option-2 interface. I'll try to duplicate the problem on a second box and see what happens. Thanks to Neil and James for taking the time to help me resolve this problem. Roy... |