Scott, do you have any control over the router? Is the router running Linux? The reason that I ask is that you *might* be able to do some things with it to allow you to put the internal IP of the router on your bridge box.
One really odd idea that I do have would be to sort of hijack one of the IPs of one of the boxen in your DMZ. What I mean by this is if you have a system in your DMZ that you could ""barrow the IP from and get away with it go for it. Let's say you have a system that is just a web server and send out traffic from 80 and 443 and that is about it. There is no reason why you could not barrow it's IP and use ports above 30,000 for your LAN use. You could do this by having your bridge direct any traffic that was destined to the DMZ server with a port 30,000 or higher in to the LAN and your DMZ server should be none the wizer. You are just doing some psuedo Port Address Translation. The idea behind this is that you would be able to safely hijack the IP of your DMZ server in cases where you knew that the traffic comming (back) in would not be destined to the real DMZ server. If the traffic destined to the DMZ server is below port 30,000 you would know to pass it on to the real
DMZ server.
I would try to do something like the following with my bridging router:
1) Add if0 to br0.
2) Do something to prevent erroneous ARP replies for the borrowed DMZ IP. This could possibly be done with EBTables or ARPTables on the if0 interface. I'll have to do some more thinking on this one.
3) Run this rule "ebtables -t broute -A BROUTING -m ip --ip-source-port 30000:65535 -j dnat --to-destination <mac of if0>"
Grant. . . .
Scott Phelps wrote:
I have the following setup:
LAN
|
|
if0 ________
DMZ---if1 if2---|ROUTER|---INTERNET
\ / --------
br0
LAN_NET = 10.0.0.1
PUBLIC_NET = 77.25.33.0/28
(14 hosts - broadcast = .15)
I am doing transparent bridging between
if1 and if2
My ROUTER ethernet iface has IP 77.25.33.1
my DMZ hosts will have public IPs ranging
77.25.33.2-14
My question is can Masquerade (SNAT) my LAN
IPs and use the ROUTER ethernet IP
as a --to-source target?
Or do I have to assign a IP to my br0 interface?
I am in deign mode so I was trying to figure out
if this is possible.
The rule would look like this:
$IPTABLES -t nat -A POSTROUTING \
-o $BR0 -j SNAT --to-source $ROUTER_IP
Can this work?
