Damn it ... sorry Fred i used sometimes a wrong mail adress.
Ignore that mails - my fault :)

Well the router is just there for the static internet connection
Its a T1 Line and use 1:1 for static ips - without nat.
The router by it self dont do any "firewall jobs"..

Monowall is just between that internet router and our switch
that is used lan internal. All computer are connected with the
switch. Now everything clearly explained?

Fred Wright schrieb:

>On Fri, 20 Aug 2004, Stefan wrote:
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>>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!
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>You'll have to be more specific about "traffic".  A router that was unable
>to pass any form of "traffic" would be pretty useless. :-)
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>					Fred Wright
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