Why not change the red connection to a bridge. Thanks to ebtables you can
effectively bridge your red and your orange and protect the orange very well
doing it.
Doing this maintains your internet ip range without having to port forward
to local ips inside the orange network while still being able to proxy
everything on the orange if the bridge had an ip which it would need for out
bound anyway. I notice you use a bridge on all the other connections but
not to their full potential just to drop NetBIOS traffic and such. Anyway my
question is I want to make it happen I don't want to spend hours trying to
find the files that control all of this. Can someone please point to where I
can find the config files to do this or maybe there is a developers guide?
Also another question if I do get lazy and just use the current dmz scheme
and add multiple ip addresses to the red and port forward to the orange does
it maintain the proper source destination pairs or simply use the outgoing
ip?
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