OT: bridging firewall for Comcast static IPv4 addresses

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Comcast has a business offering with '13' static IPv4 addresses. But if you get this, you MUST use their router.

They will soon also be providing a /54 IPv6 static allocation along side this.

I don't want to rely on their box for firewall rules, so I want to put my own box behind theirs. But can't very well route to an internal firewall a /28 v4 block. I would have to run a briding firewall.

Anyone know of bridging firewall functionality to add to Fedora? Or something else?

I currently have a /26 v4 allocation which I route all over inside my network, but my ISP is only DSL and it is sssllloowww.


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