m0n0wall may not handle 3 physical WAN cards, but it can certainly 
handle 3 WAN addresses.  I use 10 WAN IPs on mine.  Just use a switch to 
link all the WANs together, then connect the switch to the WAN of 
m0n0wall and use the Proxy Arp to map all WAN that m0n0wall responds 
to.  Works like a charm then :-)

Thanks,
Michael

sai wrote:
> On 3/16/06, Paul W <paul at loudas dot com> wrote:
>   
>> I searched first :)
>>
>> I'm doing some pre-flight checks, before rolling out a fw/router.
>>
>> I realize I cannot do load balancing or failover with multiple wans, but
>> can I do this?
>>
>> 3 WAN - 1 LAN - 1 DMZ
>>     
>
> m0n0 only handles 1 WAN. You might want to take a look at pfsense
> which is beta but might work for you.
>
> sai
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