On 7/24/05, Kim C. Callis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > This one of the most brain dead layout that I have ever ran into. The > E-1s are on seperate networks.
E-1's? I thought those were only in Europe. > I installed pfSense on both sides, > unfortunately on either side on the LAN side are NAT'd with class C > address. Of course, this makes for poor growth. > You mean the same class C on both sides? Not sure what you mean there. > My game plan is to implement a semi-Freenet in the two areas. But I > need to come up with a decent migration plan to first bring > unassociated into sync with one another. > lost me there too, what do you mean by bringing them "in sync"? > So is there some document that will guide me in setting up pfSense to > get the best configuration between the two pfsense based router? Any > pointer would be greatly appreciated... > As far as what, getting a VPN up between them? -cmb
