Hi list users,

i use new bridging method since few days and i cannot set
up /etc/shorewall/hosts as written in doc.

That means i do not identify anymore my bridge zones by interface like
this:
wan     $bridge_interface:$wan_interface
dmz     $bridge_interface:$dmz_interface

But i now use:
dmz     $bridge_interface:$dmz_subnet,!$router_ip

but this syntax does not work for me.
Instead of EXCLUDING one or more hosts from my dmz zone (doesn't work)
i must use this kind of syntax:
dmz     $bridge_interface:$dmz_addresses_pool
where $dmz_addresses_pool covers my whole subnet class but the router:
so i do not exclude anything, but i define a shrinked pool within my
subnet.

did anyone succeed with such a setup where !exclusion is used within
shorewall/hosts ?

what could affect this behaviour? what lacks (if so) to iptables? 
I do not use such an exclusion anywhere else in shorewall.

any feedback welcome!

Tristan



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