Robert, I'm pretty sure that if you are using advanced outbound nat and don't create rules for those
OPT subnets, that it should work the way you want.  If it doesn't, either your config isn't quite
right, or maybe your ISP hasn't routed those networks to you correctly.
 
Again, if someone here knows that that is *not* the case, please speak up.
 
-Bryan

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From: Robert Fitzpatrick [mailto:lists at webtent dot net]
Sent: Tue 10/3/2006 9:03 AM
To: m0n0wall
Subject: [m0n0wall] Transparent public IP subnets



I was able to get two public IP subnets on OPT1 and OPT2 to work with
advanced outbound NAT with the help of some here on the list, thanks!
But now I'm wondering if there is anyway those IP addresses can be seen
as themselves instead of getting translated to the WAN IP? I will have
mail servers behind the firewall that need to be seen for themselves and
also a co-located customer that uses security based on the IP source. Is
this possible with m0n0wall?

--
Robert


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