WLAN <-> Internal with uPNP

[#1]

So I was hoping someone could point me in the right direction in trying to address this problem; I' m trying to route uPNP traffic from my PC (internal interface/LAN) to a wirelessly connected PS3 (WLAN/wifi). The problem is that the way a PS3 scans for a uPNP server is by scanning its subnet, and so it doesn' t find my uPNP server on the LAN. A friend suggested using Virtual IPs to route the traffic, but it doesn' t seem to be working. I' m still learning when it comes to networking, so please forgive me if I' ve missed something obvious or misunderstood something. My internal interface has a range of 192.168.1.x, and the wlan is 10.10.80.x, each with their own DHCP servers as I could find no way to relay the DHCP request from internal to WLAN. Any ideas would be very welcome at this point. Thanks for you time!

[g3rman]

Hi Yojimbo, welcome to the forums. Take a look at this blog post. It describes combining the WLAN and internal interfaces into a single subnet. Should be exactly what you are looking for. http://firewallguru.blogspot.com/2009/07/combining-firewall-interfaces.html

[#3]

That was exactly it, thank you so much!! I followed the blogpost' s instructions, set an IP for the new interface via serial and it was golden from there on out. ^_^