Yeah... static rouing should make this fairly painless. I am on my phone typing this message so I
must keep it  brief.

I will post the results and what I have done to mamke this work this evening after implimentation

Thanks much
-Equin

-----Original Message-----
From: "krt" <kkrrtt at gmail dot com>
To: "Sean Hogan" <sean at perusesoftware dot net>
Cc: m0n0wall at lists dot m0n0 dot ch
Sent: 7/11/2007 12:06 PM
Subject: Re: [m0n0wall] Multiple subnets

If by routing you mean that your other networks will query your m0n0wall 
and your m0n0wall will forward the packets destined for the /29 and /27 
to some gateway or node on your OPT1 interface, then this is no problem.

Usual static routing applies or, if you want the OPT1 interface to live 
in the space, assign a secondary IP address to it.

If you're just using the /29 and /27 as NAT space, you don't need to do 
much other than setup server (1:1) NATs and configure your rules 
appropriately.



Sean Hogan wrote:
> Heya everybody,
> 
> Quick question - I am rouing a /29 and a /27 block of ips to my WAN interface... Is there  way to
route both blocks to my OPT1 interface?
> 
> Thanks,
> -Equin
> 
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