On Fri, 2005-10-21 at 22:25 -0500, Randy B wrote: > > > > It is not however clear for me how I should do it. I guess I need > > pfsense to take these IP addresses ? > > There are two primary approaches to this you can take, and I'm not sure > if one is considered better than the other. > > 1. DHCP relay (configured in the DHCP relay tab) > 2. 1:1 NAT - set yourself up 8 private IPs and NAT between them and the > real-world ones, which you will have set up as virtual IPs on the WAN > interface.
Hm. Strange. As I understand DHCP relay should be run in addition to Pass-through mode if DHCP is used. But I'm not sure how to set one up. 1:1 NAT is an option but I'd like to keep private IPs internally. I of course could set pfsense to "router" mode but I guess kind of bridging is what I'd like the most. Basically I'm concerned about "what if it fails?" - keeping same as external IPs would allow me to simply take of pfSense and temporary use local firewalls. It is not great but better than having it down. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
