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> > Status:Enable; VPI:0; VCL:35; Protocol:Bridge |
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> > Bridge Broadcast Enabled |
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> > Bridge Multicast Enabled |
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> Ooohhh, it's a /bridge/... I hadn't realised that. All of the routers |
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> I'm familiar with have acted as gateways/firewalls - and to be honest I |
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> don't really know how to deal with bridges. You could /try/ disabling |
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> the Private LAN option, which I suspect would remove the router from the |
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> equation and expose your Gentoo router completely to the Net. OTOH it |
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> might not. Be prepared and have your software-firewall-of-choice ready. ;) |
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> Ryan |
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The router actually won't let me disable the private LAN option. It |
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says I cannot disable both private and public LANs. That makes sense. |
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The static NAT option should "remove the router from the equation and |
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expose your Gentoo router completely to the Net" anyway right? |
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I'll see what I can find out about the rest of those options online. |
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- Grant |
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