At 9:40 PM +0100 11/24/05, Cornelius Jaeger wrote:
packets coming from the lan to the osx
box.
there are two routers. one that nat's to
the cable company, the other is the 3com lan/dmz/firewall
router.
since most machines on the lan are given
dhcp addresses they will send packets to the internet via the osx box,
via cable.
so what i want is when a packet wants to
go to the dmz it gets directed from the osx box to the 3com router and
to the dmz, without the roundtrip to the internet.
Also this kind of really
invalidates a DMZ.
i think this is me explaining rather
badly.
No, it's just that then you no longer have a valid DMZ.
--
-dhan
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