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Hi, I try to configure a monowall and need to keep my public IP addresses as they are. WAN setup: ISP range: x.x.x.x.168/29 WAN:x.x.x.172/29 ISP gateway: x.x.x.174/29 Machines in DMZ have a public IP address; www1 & FTP x.x.x.169 www2 & FTP x.x.x.170 www3 & FTP x.x.x.171 LAN; 192.168.12.0/24 192.168.12.1 NAT x.x.x.173 Mailserver/fileserver Put a 1:1 NAT for the mailserver works fine. I don't have access on the DMZ machines form the LAN nor WAN. I do allow: WAN: *.DMZ net *.* DMZ: *.* DMZ net.* I've tried several configuration on the monowall but get only the LAN workstations accessible to the internet, but not my own www servers in DMZ. Do I need to bridge DMZ with the WAN and 'enable filtering bridge' and enable advanced outbound nat? Looking to the archives I see a lot of references to 'proxy arp'. What's the right procedure, step by step, to get this setup running? I'm lost here... Geert |