Joshua Draper wrote:
> Argh! It appears you are correct.  The ironic thing is traffic gets  
> passed just fine if you have the filtering rules turned off.  But the  
> whole point of the machine, filtering, does not work if the bridge  
> does not have an IP address.  Thanks for pointing that out.  I guess  
> it needs to be behind a router.

No that's not true.  A bridge works fine, even without *any* ip address
assigned to any interface.  It merely needs the interface.  That's the
nice thing about a bridge.  It's completely transparent to either side
and doesn't show up in a traceroute.

> 
> Joshua Draper
> Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering
> Brigham Young University
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