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In message <d64aa1760701031329v7f88fd03gee1b3750ad1e5b94 at mail dot gmail dot com>, Chris Buechler <cbuechler at gmail dot com> writes >On 1/3/07, Alex Herington <alex at sharespace dot co dot uk> wrote: >> Aaron with Morad <aaronc <at> morad.ab.ca> writes: >> > I set up my CV860 using the OPT (Realtek) just as a physical bridge to the >> > WAN (Realtek) and it works with no issues. Only when I try to >> >bridge a VLAN >> > to the WAN does the bridge not work. >> >> I'm having exactly the same problem! Using a Compaq DL320 server with >>2 built-in >> Intel Pro 100 NIC's that use the fxp driver. WAN is connected to a DSL router >> and LAN is connected to a Netgear managed switch. I created 3 OPT VLAN >> interfaces. 2 are normal NAT'ed VLANs which work perfectly - I can connect a >> laptop to any of the VLAN ports and everything works as expected, but the 3rd >> VLAN (which is bridged to WAN) doesn't pass any traffic. >> > >Which m0n0wall version is this again? I glanced back through this >thread and didn't see any mention of version. > >I believe in order for bridging to work, the interface has to be put >in promiscuous mode. I'm not sure if this is the case with FreeBSD >4.x, but with 6.x there's a bug where putting a VLAN interface into >promiscuous mode will effectively break the interface - nothing gets >passed. It's a known issue and I've seen at least some discussion of >the problem between FreeBSD developers. Not sure if it's fixed in 6.2 >or not. It's broken in 4.x as well! See my previous posts: http://m0n0.ch/wall/list/showmsg.php?id=303/08 http://m0n0.ch/wall/list/showmsg.php?id=303/22 They relate to m0n0wall 1.22. Fingers crossed it gets fixed in 6.x. Regards, Neil. -- Neil A. Hillard E-Mail: m0n0 at dana dot org dot uk |