So to get this right you have
Internet<----Main Router (10.0.0.25)<------(10.0.0.1)M0n0wall 
(10.0.0.35)<----Workstaion(10.0.0.1)?

Like Chris said you will not need PPPOE on the second router as it gets 
it ip/dns/gateway from the first router.

Ethan


Chris Buechler wrote:

>On 9/29/05, Frank Zavelberg <fz at tianet135 dot ath dot cx> wrote:
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>>I should note that I have another router in my LAN, which is acting as
>>my main router, going by the IP 10.0.0.25. 10.0.0.1 is my workstation.
>>But the second router SHOULD not be a problem, or is it?
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>Is m0n0wall's WAN plugged in behind that router?  If so, PPPoE
>shouldn't be used unless that router is running a PPPoE server.  If
>that's not the case, I would guess your ISP is giving you that
>10.0.0.1 IP through PPPoE, possibly because they don't let you
>authenticate with more than one PPPoE device simultaneously.  I'm not
>really familiar with PPPoE though.
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>-Chris
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