Great! Im running 100mbit from a carrier, I have a email into them to see if they can deliever the subnets via two seperate VLAN's. Im guessing I can proxy ARP both subnets and should be fine. Ill know more when I hear back from my carrier.
Thanks for the help everyone, I would of just tried all this, but I needed to make sure I could make this work before hand, $250 setup and then a pretty pricey monthly fee is at stake, didnt want to shell out $400 bucks and then go, oops, cant make it work! Thanks again everyone! Brad On Monday 06 February 2006 10:17, Chris Buechler wrote: > Bill Marquette wrote: > > Personally, I'd have them drop both subnets down your pipe and just > > deal with them on your end. > > Yeah, and if that's what they do, you actually won't have to worry about > the gateway address for the other subnet. You can actually use two IP > subnets on the WAN side without any trouble or anything fancy. I have a > m0n0wall deployed at a site with Bellsouth business DSL, which has a > dynamic IP on the WAN assigned by PPPoE in a 64.x.x.x network, and they > assign 5 static IP's, which happen to be 70.x.x.x. I just had to add > proxy ARP for the 70.x.x.x addresses, then I could use them for 1:1 > NAT. pfsense should work the same way. > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Thank You Brad Bendy Shock Webhosting, LLC. http://www.shockwebhost.com 602-550-4004 --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
