I'm working on my 1st shorewall setup.

It's running on a 2 ethernet interface box, with a VPN connection too.

Reading the copious docs I got all that working \o/

Now I want to add a USB WiFi interface that will be used for only one purpose  
-- as an AccessPoint for guests to access the EXTERNAL internet only.

I want to just allow them to login in (using hostapd) and get to the 'net.  
Hostapd + dhcp gives them a 10.128.128.##/24 address on login.  Nothing else in 
my LAN will ever use that segment.

I want them to completely bypass all my internal LAN infrastructure -- no 
broadcast, no FW rules, etc.  All firewall-ing, dns, etc. I want them to worry 
about on their own -- and using external resources )e.g., NOT using my LAN dns).

I'd like to make sure that providing that access is a lightweight on my 
shorewall as possible.

So I _think_ I need to set this up as a DMZ.

So far, just based on reading & examples, I added this to my shorewall config

        hosts
                wifi0      WIFI0_IF:10.128.128.0/24

        zones
                wifi0 ipv4

        params
                GUEST_WIFI0_IF=wlan0

        interfaces
                wifi0   WIFI0_IF    
optional,physical=$GUEST_WIFI0_IF,dhcp,tcpflags,nosmurfs,logmartians=1,routefilter=1,sourceroute=0

Does that look about right?  I'm not sure if that's "overdone or underdone" :-/ 
 The examples I found all seem to integrate the wifi INTO the lan -- I'm trying 
to make sure it AVOIDS the lan, and is just a "fast/lean pipe" to the net.  The 
"leave my LAN alone" part is what I'm most concerned about from a security 
perspective.  Not putting unneccessary load on my firewall would be nice too.

If the above is right, is there a MACRO that makes it simple for

        rules

?  Or is there a simple rule(s) that should do it?

Thanks,

DT

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