I assume you're firewalling an internal network from the internet. Generally NAT is what you want. Bridging is usually done on one network - creating 2 separate sub-networks from one.
HTH --N On Tue, Sep 23, 2003 at 07:16:22PM -0500, TwiG wrote: > I have been reading thru the mailing list and all, and have became confused on > bridging > and nat in obsd3.3. > i am currentlly using obsd as my gateway/router on a box with 2 nic's, i am using > nat, > but could i be using bridge instead, and if so how would it differ from using nat, > is > bridging more secure? > > i currentlly only have one int_lan, but plan on haveing 2 int_lan's and a DMZ once > the > hardware becomes available. > > > > > ..if i had any idea what was going on, i'd be dangerous!.. > > Version: GnuPG v1.2.3 > fingerprint= 04E3 D88E 1204 6544 B779 B849 1545 F9A2 59C2 1C5B
