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I'm not sure, but I think I've come across a static route configuration problem. I am trying to point a static route that goes from my Opt1 interface, to my LAN interface. My Opt1 interface is on a seperate subnet than my LAN. So, I set up a route that pertains to Opt1 interface, along with the destination network, and the IP of my LAN interface as the gateway. Now, I realize that this is not an entirely correct way to make a static route (the gateway should be another router connected to the m0n0wall), however, when I do a tracert to the destination, my LAN IP never comes up. It times out right after the Opt1 interface. Also, if I do a tracert to the network from a machine hooked to the LAN subnet, I get a double hop at the LAN interface. I wouldn't expect that since the rule was entered to pertain to the Opt1 interface, so I assumed it wouldn't affect the LAN interface at all. Also, when looking at the status.php page, the routing table shows xl0 under the netif column. xl0 is my LAN interface, while an0 is my Opt1 interface. Shouldn't it show an0 under netif? Have I found a bug? BTW, I am running version pb23r570. Chris |