go that lack of detail. 

in System -> General Setup, you have the place to flag DNS servers. You can 
also stick a tick in the "DNS forwarder" option (under services). If in 
doubt, post whats set in those screens (General Setup and DNS forwarder)

Are you sure its not handing out the DNS address? are your clients definitely 
set up to use the DNS from DHCP?  How are you checking. Please post some 
decent answers here, or we really cant help. 

Its also likely that a firewall is kicking in, so check your logs, make sure 
your rules are logging etc. 

With an email like this, we're probably more in the dark then you are... ;)

//chris

On Tuesday 24 October 2006 14:31, drovalev at kaluga dash gov dot ru wrote:
> HELP!!!!
>
> Urgently it is necessary!!!
>
> Does not give out DNS the server in a local area network - COMPUTERS DOES
> NOT WORK!!!
>
> DNS - 192.168.8.1
>
> Local net - 172.20.20.0/24
> Monowall - 172.20.20.1/24
>
>
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