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Shain Singh wrote:
Hi,
I have been trying to find some decent documentation on this to no avail as
yet. Is anyone able to give me the pro/cons of a firewall in bridged mode?
Perhaps situations where it would be more useful, etc?
Ideally I am looking to setup a situation where the DMZ will be public IP
addresses and I don't want to implement NATing either. Is running iptables
with a bridged mode NIC able to process rules faster than in "normal routed"
modem configurations with the same types of filtering and so forth?
Please let me know if I need to explain further and thanks in advance.
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Shaineel Singh
MakePeace Media LTD
http://mpm.org.au/shsingh
Try ebtables http://ebtables.sourceforge.net/.
EBT is iptables implementation for using in bridge environment.
Regards
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Adam Hamsik
tel.c 0904 937 495
ICQ 249727910
jabber haad@jabber.org
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