Not sure I understand Chad...

I don't control the big mess, so I get hostA & host B on a single port... I can
have all the interfaces I want, and I can alias them all I want (but everytime I
subnet for a single host I waste 3 other addresses....)

I've seen a cisco onfig that does this...

m/

Chad R. Larson (clarson at eldocomp dot com) wrote*:
>
>At 09:53 AM 10/16/2003 -0700, Mitch \(WebCob\) wrote:
>>Host A / Subnet A ---------\
>>                             \
>>                                 Big mess I don't control------>Router
>>                             /
>>Host B / Subnet B ---------/
>>
>>All traffic from host A and host B must go to the router.
>
>If this is a PC, make sure it has three interfaces.  If it is a net4x01,
>you're already golden.
>
>Plug Subnet A into the LAN port.  Plug the big mess into the WAN port.  Set
>the m0n0wall so the third port (OPT1) is a bridge to the LAN port.
>
>
>
>          -crl
>        Phoenix, Arizona   85016-3228
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