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Heya Why don't you use the m0n0wall as the DSL/Cable-Router itself? If you want to stick to the additional router you can set the router to give away DHCP adresses to clients, set the m0n0wall to Dynamic IP so it gets all information from your router, and the m0n0wall itself could act as a DHCP-server for the lan again. If so, you would need to set the internal IP of the m0n0wall to another subnet than the router runs in. But using m0n0wall as the router itself is the easiest solution IMHO. Greetings Carsten Holbach Johnny Johns schrieb: > Greets everyone, > A little help would be greatly appreciated. > > Is anyone else running M0n0wall in conjunction with a cable/Dsl router? > If so, how do you get around the suggested configuration of setting M0n0wall's > Lan IP address to the default gateway address of the DHCP server in the router? > > I can only assume he is referring to a machine acting as an DHCP server on your Lan and not a cable/dsl router acting as the DHCP server. > > If I do so, I have no way to access the Gui for the router or M0n0wall because they share the same address. > > Surely there is an answer but I cannot find any information on this subject. > > Thanks in advance, > JJ |