Hello,

I think you cannot route traffic from LAN to WAN whilst there are the
same subnets. I read that you have to request an other subnet from
your ISP. This subnet should be allocated at the LAN side.

I am trying this days to set my m0n0wall as IPv6 gateway (IPv6 over
IPv4. Unfortunately my ISP gives no IPv6 address ranges). Im not shure
if i manage it.

Hope this helps...

Jack

On 26 February 2010 19:21,  <mattmcadoo at mattmcadoo dot com> wrote:
>>> I'm not trying to subnet anything, I just want the m0n0wall box to pass
>>> the traffic through.
>>>
>>
>> Bah, sorry, I misunderstood the setup you were describing...
>>
>> And no, I can't think of any reason why that setup wouldn't work, so
>> long as m0n0 is configured with the proper static routes and the
>> firewall has been configured to pass v6 traffic in both directions.
>>
>> Stupid question, but I assume you've checked the firewall logs on m0n0
>> and confirmed that it isn't blocking traffic on the WAN side (which is
>> where the problem seems to lie)?
>>
>> Brett.
>>
>
>
> My firewall rules are configured to allow anything to pass on both the WAN
> or LAN interfaces.
>
>
> -M
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