Also keep in mind, if you use the DNS Forwarder service that the DNS 
will show up as the firewall LAN address when you check the IP settings 
of the machines that pull DHCP.  If you don't use DNS Forwarder, then 
the raw IP of the DNS server will be sent to the DHCP clients and those 
will show up in your DNS list for the machines.  Either way, both should 
work just fine provided that you also do what Carsten suggested as well :-)

Thanks,
Michael

Carsten Holbach wrote:
> Heya
>
> Have a look at the "Allow DNS server list to be overridden by DHCP/PPP 
> on WAN" option on the General Setup page and the DNS Forwarder function.
>
> Greetings
> Carsten Holbach
>
> Ramon Darrow schrieb:
>> I just installed a fresh install of m0n0wall 1.21 to replace my 
>> Smoothwall
>> 2.0 at home. Everything went very smoothly, except one issue: the DNS
>> servers defined in "General setup" aren't being passed on to the DHCP
>> clients. I've tried rebooting the m0n0wall and the clients to no 
>> avail. I
>> guess I expected adding a DNS server on the "General setup" page would
>> probably update domain-name-servers in dhcpd.conf, but it doesn't 
>> seem to
>> work that way. How do I get the DNS servers on the "General setup" page
>> passed on to DHCP clients? Thanks.
>>
>> Ray
>
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