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    Public IP in DMZ / Proxy ARP

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      grangej
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      Ok here is what I need to do , use a single or maybe two public ip address's in a DMZ while leaving the rest of the subnet on the firewall for port forwarding or 1 to 1 nat. Is this possible? Please take a look at the following how-to on shorewall, the first diagram is what I want to do :

      http://www.shorewall.net/ProxyARP.htm

      Here are some key points with my setup :

      I am not "routed" a subnet so I can not put all the public address's and route them to the dmz.

      I can not use nat or port forward for this single system, it has to have the real public ip address(S).

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        cmb
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        You can bridge. Short of a routed subnet or NAT, that's your only option. Details in the book.  http://pfsense.org/book

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