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From: Luigi Rizzo <luigi@info.iet.unipi.it>
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> In your case, you should use a "bridging" firewall, where ony one of the
> ethernet interfaces has an IP address (you can then set up your firewall
> in a "stealth" config, where it does not touch the TTL in the IP
> packets)

a "stealth" router is still different from a bridge, it
requires a reconfig of the addresses.

	cheers
	luigi



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