[opensuse] Network Bridge! Which Firewall Zone?

Dear list,

I installed VirtualBox. Therefor I set up a Network Bridge. Now I have:

eth0 = physic. card, connected to the router IP 0.0.0.0
vbox0 = interface used by Virtualbox
br0 = Bridge DHCP

With Firewall turned off, networking is no problem. VBox Guest and br0
receive their IP via DHCP from router.

But when I turn firewall on the VBox guest has no connection anymore.
If have the following zones:

eth0 = internal
br0 = not set
any = external

Who can help?
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