On ott 12 14:55, Jason Mitchell wrote: > You have a choice between routing and bridging.
[...] > b) Do NAT/PAT so that the modem only sees traffic coming from the NIC > 2 network In case of routing, I would prefer this solution, because I would like the modem only sees traffic coming from the NIC 2 network. The netbsd_gateway should completely manage the traffic. > I'm also assuming that the modem is a router and NAT device as well. If > it's not, then you need to do b). Yes, it is, even if choosing b) maybe doesn't require this. > I think NAT/PAT is easier anyway and I think routing is easier to > troubleshoot. This is good news! > But bridging would be simpler to set up. You only mentioned bridging: how would it be accomplished? > HTH, It does!! Thanks :) Rocky
