Hi list
We need to put a switch in front of our current firewall to connect our
current firewall and a new firewall at the same time, each firewall goes to
its own racks.
Instead of powering up a separate hardware switch I was thinking of a
brouter since we're not going to use 24 or 48 ports in a switch.
We have a set of public IP addresses which on the figure
http://shorewall.net/bridge-Shorewall-perl.html#bridge-router are
positioned much like 192.0.2.x range with our current firewall configured
with all public IP addresses DNAT'ing to a DMZ in the yellow area.
The idea is to have our ISP uplink and current firewall with public IPs
configured connect to a bridge on our new firewall, both firewalls with
public IP addresses in the same range.
So I would like to have eth1 on the new firewall DNAT to a DMZ in the green
area alongside our current firewall DNAT to a DMZ in the yellow area with
IP addresses in the same public IP range.
My question is how eth1 is connected to br0, is it connected like a normal
hardware switch, if not how can I connect eth1 to br0 ?
/lars
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