Hello Fred,

On our old FreeBSD server i used 2 diff nics with bridgeing.
One nic is  physical connected with our router the other nic
with the lan - it goes to a swtich where the other lan server/clients
are connected. I just simple used bridge on the old system before i found
monowall between the 2 nic´s.

All what i want is to setup monowall to send traffic from one to the other
interface. I am not 100 % sure whether its only possible with the use of
bridgeing or not. If anyone know a other solution that works fine let me
know it I tryed to use the monowall gui to setup bridgeing between
LAN/WAN nic but there is no way in the gui to select that. Thanks!

Fred Wright schrieb:

>On Fri, 20 Aug 2004, Stefan wrote:
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>>Looks like i am forced to waste 2 ports on our swtich
>>to use bridgeing. Very stupid  :-( 
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>Well, switches are cheap, especially 100Mb switches. :-) For that matter,
>with typical WAN speeds you could use a 10Mb hub without a noticeable
>penalty.
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>>Maybe anyone here know a other solution? With routing
>>settings or anything else to allow that LAN/WAN interfaces
>>accept traffic between the interfaces?
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>You don't say enough about what you're trying to do to make it clear
>whether you really need bridging.  I'd certainly prefer routing to
>bridging if it serves the purpose.
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>					Fred Wright
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