If you only have one NIC, I suggest you find a nice switch that supports 
VLANs, connect one of the ports as a trunk (accepting any VLAN), connect 
it to the m0n0wall single NIC and implement VLANs over that NIC.

m0n0wall saved my day when I needed to have a "virtual firewall" (a VM 
running on VMware ESX) connecting 5 VLANs, when VMware only supports 4 
NICs; now I have 2 NICs, one for administering m0n0wall, and the other 
for all the VLANs that need to communicate through the firewall.

Just my $0.02.

-------- Original Message --------
From: "Lee Sharp" <leesharp at hal dash pc dot org>
To: m0n0wall at lists dot m0n0 dot ch
Subject: Re:[m0n0wall] how to configure with only LAN card
Date: 28-09-2006 16:47
> From: "Denis Kot" <denis dot kot at gmail dot com>
>
>> but it's working on Linux...
>> I want to replace Linux with m0no, but...
>> also I have no free slots for one more card. one slot is used for SCSI
>> and second for LAN card.
>
> How was it "working" on linux?  m0n0wall is a stand alone firewall 
> appliance, not an OS level firewall software.  With only one 
> interface, any client can get around the firewall.  As for the "one 
> slot" thing, may I sugest 
> http://www.pricegrabber.com/search_getprod.php/masterid=425380  I had 
> a better priced one at 
>
http://www.cmishop.com/store/ShowDetails.asp?txtProductName=nic/pila8472-bk&txtMfgPartNo=&nCategorySubID=125&txtSiteTrack=pw

> but the site is down.
>
>                                Lee
>
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