> If the networks are bridged, what is the issue?? why can't you just > run the x clients on one machine and the x server on another macine, > like on a normal lan?
Ok, "bridge" was a bad choice of word. Firewall is probably better as ideally machine A would just have 2 NIC's and run IPTables NAT/DNAT and a bit of other stuff. How does this differ from a bridge? > I'm guessing you have reasons not to turn A into a network router. > (which is the easiest method - since X is just a client server protocol) Is there a router HOWTO available? Thanks, Mark Carey
