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From: Julian Zottl <julianz@vsl.cua.edu>
To: Nick Rogness <nick@rogness.net>
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Subject: Re: Bridging and routing problem...
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> 	What are the subnet sizes on each side of the firewall?
> 	137.224.188.2/24 --> Firewall --> 137.242.189.0/24
> 	I'm assuming this is the case?
137.242.188.2/16
137.242.189.1/24

> 	Blah! I would use routing in this case.  Why are you using
> 	bridging?  Is there some special need for it?
I agree with you :)  Maybe I'll switch back if there is no other way to
fix this! Thanks,
Julian



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