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Bridge Function

rastamate
Hi boarders.

Does I see the bridge function in ASL6 right in the following scenery:

ASL with two NIC. One external with public IP and a second NIC with an internal private IP. To the internal NIC I have connected a Webserver. 
When I bridge those to NIC's now they are 'melted together' with its public IP... So the Webserver will need an public IP in the same Subnet too, now, don't? 

When I bridge those interfaces I cannot ping the internal Webserver anymore because it's not in the same range anymore...

If this is correct I am really glad, then I can give the Webserver my second public IP in the same range and they supposed to see eachother again.

Please let me know if I am correct.

Greetings
Peter


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    When you enable bridging (transparent mode), it takes the interface with the default route on it, and assigns the bridge interface (virtual interface) that IP address.  So if your public interface has the default route, then I would try assigning your webserver the second public ip, as that sounds right.
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