Alex,

Personally I've never been able to get M0n0wall working correctly with the
Speedtouch DHCP Spoofing method. Everytime I boot the machine on that connection,
I have to manually (via exec.php) add a default gw 10.0.0.138 (out of box IP of
the Speedtouch) to get it working. It's something I can live with on that
connection, but frankly I think a default route outside the scope of any available
network has to be considered as bad networking practices.

--
Jeroen Visser.



On Sat, 28 Jan 2006 23:36:39  0200, Alexander Fichman wrote
> New to M0n0wall, new here. hi all!
> 
> I just finished installing M0n0wall on a firebox II hardware platform 
> (internal flash), with great success. I intend using the box with a 
> SpeedTouch 510v4 and was contemplating the 'dhcp spoofing' route. I 
> searched the net for information, and came across this excellent thread: 
> http://www.dslreports.com/forum/remark,14201975 which discusses the 
> technicalities and limitations behind this technique.
> 
> My question (obviously) is: is M0n0wall capable of installing a default 
> route (using dhcp) with an address which is outside the scope of any of 
> its local networks?