yamahito wrote:

>>>Why not setup IPCop as a router (pass everything) and then
>>>connect the LAN (do they still call it the "green" interface)
>>>to the m0n0wall's WAN?
>>>This may require multiple IPs or some tricky NATing.
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>>This would involve passing through double-NAT, which I'm loathed to do
>>unless it's the only option. They only get one dynamic IP from the ISP, so
>>multiple IPs isn't an option here.
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>Not familiar with IPCop, but does it have to be NATed?  can't you get
>it to do true routing?  Essentially run the IPCop (even plain
>bsd/linux?) as a sort of ethernet ADSL modem?  Not sure whether or not
>that would be accomplished by your wildcard static route, but that's
>what my first thought would be...
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Couldn't one just put the m0n0 box in the DMZ zone and everyone behind 
the m0n0?

Wouldn't that be the easiest way of doing it?

Kind regards,

René Luckow