Hi, I need to setup a bridge on my LAN, in order to connect a 2-NIC 
BSD-box to both a cisco router and the internal LAN. Something like:

internet-----(ADSL)CISCO-----NIC(ae0)--BSD--NIC(sn0)-----LAN

I need bridge stuff because the CISCO has just the static IP, that my 
provider set in it, and it offers no NAT or other services.

Now, if I were on OpenBSD, I'd use the 'brconfig' (as simply explained 
in the 'ipf' manual) with something like:
		brconfig bridge0 add sn0 add ae0 up
		ifconfig ae0 up
		ifconfig sn0 up

to let packets flow, and then set up a NAT service by configuring an IP 
address just in the internal sn0 interface.
My problem is that 'brconfig' is not present on the NetBSD.
Is there a way to configure the kernel or ddevices to support bridging 
in any way on NetBSD?

thanks, Matteo.

btw- I cannot use the OpenBSD on my machine (mac68k), because there is 
no OpenBSD-support for the third-party added NIC I use. (the built-in 
sn0 works ok).


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