use the cnet adsl router as a bridge ? ..
I got a do not know, and its so hidden so i cant be cba to check it, but its set as bridge, so the pfsense get the wan adress directly. :)
82.xxx.xxx.68 82.xxx.xxx.68 192.168.1.0/24
Adsl modem/router –---> Pfsense -------> Smc DT1024Ez------------> Wlan router as bridge
| 24 Port switch-------> all other interfaces/comps/eq such as printers,computers, etc.
|---------------|
DMZ |
192.168.0.0/24 |--------Restricted User lan 192.168.1.0/24 with stronger rules than my normal lan
Cisco 800S Dlink managed 16 Port
4Port |
| |
Windows server 2003---------
Okey, i know u wont have to have so damn advanced, but here can ya see some bridging rules, im gonna change the 192.168.1.0/24 restricted user lan adress and rules though.
Well, use bridging, its kinda fun ;D instead of having vlan and such damn annoying extra things that can cause extra issues with applications or port forwarding..