Hi all,

Thanks for the pointers... the m0n0wall gaming router was up and running 
a few minutes after I posted this question.

I had to untick  the "disable private address" option so that it would 
get the DHCP assigned IP address from the ADSL router.

I managed to set it up properly after I realized that the box I 
installed m0n0wall on was diskless - no floppy drive ... what an idiot...

Why is it better to replace the ADSL router with m0n0wall? I kinda guess 
it's less hop and less things to manage, but please tell me more.

I have never configured an ADSL router as a bridge... I'll fiddle with it.


Lee Sharp wrote:

> From: "yance kowara" <yance at exemail dot com dot au>
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>> Is it possible to install a monowall gaming router behind an ADSL 
>> router?
>
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> Yes, but it would be better to REPLACE your ADSL router with m0n0wall 
> and have the ADSL in bridge mode.
>
>> Is there a howto for this?
>
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> Several. 
> http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=m0n0wall+gaming+router+&btnG=Google+Search 
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> The definitive link;
> http://www.langamereviews.com/content/view/144/2/
>
> The slashdot discussion of the above;
> http://bsd.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=05/08/01/0154253
>
>
>                        Lee
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