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Hi :-) I just discovered m0n0wall after few years with smoothwall and ipcop. The quality of the code is such, that I'm now studying freebsd and its firewall. I'm trying to replace a hand-made linux based firewall (based on firehol) with a m0n0wall box. This is a 6 interface box with 2 WAN, 3 DMZ and 1 LAN which is providing PPTP connectivity for road warriors + ipsec vpn with another office. The problem is the 2 WAN interfaces as I need some traffic to go out via a cheap ADSL line, while other traffic must go out via a more expensive (metered usage) HDSL line. In theory, DMZA must go out from WAN (w/o nat whatever), while LAN based traffic should go out on the ADSL (OPTx) interface, after proper natting. I'm at a loss on how to configure the static routing for this to happen. Also I have another problem with Natting. That is, the current NAT implementation works on Source/Destination couples. That is, I have to know the destination of each packet to nat it. On the contrary, I will need to NAT some traffic going out on a specific interface, regardless of the destination. Is this possible? Thank you, Dave. PS: I'm working on a generic-pc hackers guide right now, as I don't have an access to a 4511 and think a generic development platform will buy more developers than a custom hardware.... myself included :) |