>
> The nice thing about using the bridge is you can put it anywhere in
> the network and it just works with no configuration.  You can put it
> in front of your home router or behind.  There is no NAT, so servers
> still work just fine behind it, but I believe the web content you
> serve will be filtered as well, but you could add a whitelist entry
> to dansguardian I think.


I've constructed a similar setup. The bridging idea is great and I agree
that it is the cleanest solution. The only thing about this solution that I
have found is that the bridge requires an IP address and I believe many ISPs
don't like handing out 2 addresses for a single residence. I may be wrong
with that assumption and please correct me if I am. This issue (as
understood by myself) has been a stumbling block for me.

Also, in case anyone else wants to setup the same sort of setup that Joshua
did, I found this tutorial on how to do it.
http://freshmeat.net/articles/view/1433/. I've used it and it worked for me.

Jared
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