> > I have received a somewhat strange setup from our new provider. > > There's the following I've had to put on WAN: > > IP 10.0.2.6
This is the address of your firewall ? > mask 255.255.255.252 > gateway 10.0.2.5 This is the ISP router ? > > There's 192.168.0.1/24 on LAN, and it works well enough. > > Both WAN and LAN interfaces sit on one switch port, which > I haven't bothered to put into different VLANs yet. Yipe! > However, I also have (must use) a /26 network, and I can't > figure out how how and where to route it. (I have 4 physical > interfaces, but only 2 working right now, because I need to > wait for pfsense to be based onFreeBSD7). Do you control the upstream router config or the does the ISP ? > Is this the time to define Virtual IPs, and route the /26 > network there? Should I use/avoid a filtering bridge setup? > Any pointers for a demo setup with that strange configuration? Assuming the ISP has configured your router correctly, they should have put a static for the registered /26 pointing at 10.0.2.6. You can then subnet it further and/or NAT to/from the address space on the edge. Greg
