Assuming that by 'two networks' you mean two IP subnets, not just two physical networks, you can use a linux machine with 3 network cards. One to the router, and one to each subnet.
[Linux]<->[Router]<->[Internet] | | | [Subnet-A] | [Subnet-B] The only static routes would be in the linux pointing a default route to the router, and in the router pointing routes for both subnets to the linux. The machines on the subnets would use the appropriate interface of the linux machine as default gateway. "calin@gmx" wrote: ... > Data : > - there are two networks > - a bunch of switches in a tree-like structure > - one router for Internet acces > Request : > - I want to install a machine with linux as a firewall > between router and LAN. > Suggestion needed for configuring static routes. Also feel _______________________________________________ Firewalls mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.gnac.net/mailman/listinfo/firewalls
