>I'm not shure this will work, but try this:
>
>- let your WAN interface get a DHCP address
>- put some static private ip-address on the LAN interface (192.168.1.1/24
>for exaple)
>- enable a 3rd interface (lets call it OPT1)
>- bridge this 3rd interface to the WAN interface
>
>Hook up your clients to the OPT1 interface.
>
>Enable the filtering bridge and add the appropriate rules for the
interfaces
>(narrowing could be a problem, as you don't know which addresses are
>assigned).
>
>Just a thought.
>
>Joachim

Thanks for the reply, Joachim.  I got a similar (slightly different)
suggestion via E-mail as well.  I tried yesterday just to bridge m0n0wall
and am having no success.  Regarding your suggestion above, does enabling a
3rd interface mean physically installing another (3rd) NIC in the machine?
I have tried going through the console to bridge as well as
WebGUI->Interfaces and have had no success and am lost on this one.  I've
searched and found the information below but that unfortunately still has
not gotten me going.  Heh, I'm sure it's there, probably right in my face!
Thanks again.

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>
>You'll need to take the following steps:
>
>-Configure your LAN port with an IP to use for admin
>
>-Activate an optional interface (this still needs to be done in the console
>menu for now)
>
>-Enable the optional interface and choose 'bridge with:' 'LAN'
>
>-In Diagnostics -> Advanced, tick 'enable filtering bridge'
>
>-Just put your WAN interface in DHCP mode, so it won't get in the way...
>
>Hope this helped...
>
>Joachim
>