Dear Chris,

One way I found to circumvent this is setting static routes to
m0n0wall, since phones connect to a pre-destined call manager in our
case, I setup m0n0 to forward all packets sent to 10.225.x.x network
to a default gateway (192.168.1.2 = m0n0).

You can give it a try maybe...

Regards,
 
Kerem Erciyes (k underscore erciyes at zegnaermenegildo dot it)
IT Sorumlusu
ISMACO Amsterdam BV (+90 216 394 00 00)
Ermenegildo Zegna Butik (+90 212 291 10 24)

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Wednesday, June 8, 2005, 12:59:48 PM, you wrote:

CB> Does anyone know if it's possible for m0n0's DHCP server to assign a
CB> different default gateway to static leases, i.e. not itself?

CB> I have a client with 2 ADSL connections (and 2 m0n0walls) - one connection
CB> is purely for VoIP usage, the other is for general net usage. However, both
CB> phones and network clients are on the same network subnet, and it isn't
CB> really feasible to change that (users like to be able to move phones and
CB> clients to any network points in the building).

CB> I don't know if it's one of the hidden DHCP options in the config file or
CB> whether it's even possible to do what I've described. The alternative is to
CB> manually configure all the phones with static IPs and bypass DHCP entirely
CB> for them, but in the long term as the number of phones increases, I can see
CB> this being an administrative nightmare. At least if all the config is done
CB> in one place (m0n0) it makes it easy to update stuff remotely as
CB> requirements change.

CB> Any thoughts gratefully appreciated.

CB> Regards,

CB> Chris