Ok, I think I have answered my own question regarding the number of used IP
addresses using m0n0wall as a packet filtering bridge. Should be one IP,
thanks Bruce
(http://m0n0.ch/wall/list/?action=show_msg&actionargs[]=13&actionargs[]=25).

I suppose that is then two IPs in use from /29 leaving 4 usable ip
addresses:

1 - router interface
1 - m0n0wall bridged interfaces
4 - unused

Would have been better the other way as I should have been left with 5
usable addresses, but I can live with that. Please let me know if my logic
is flawed.

Still interested on any feedback about bridging a single ip to the wan
interface using DHCP from a router.

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