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Originally Posted by jggimi
Most commonly, we use a split-horizon DNS. As an example, your authoritative nameserver would provide resolution for Internet-facing clients, and your caching nameserver would provide local resolution to local clients, resolving to your RFC1918 addresses.
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Yep, I figured that was going to be the next suggestion, and I'm not game for that either. I'm going to drop this binat idea on the floor and stick with the bridging. If it continues giving me problems, I'm going to have to revert back to Linux for the router.
Thanks for your suggestions and guidance.