Hi, I recently dealt with this with a client whereby their connection method
is IPOA. Its kinda the same as you, RFC1483 IP over ATM (static IP address).
I used a DLink DSL604T to handle the connection as m0n0wall can only do
PPPOE for ADSL connections. Your modem that you originally used should be
ok, but you have to somehow get all the traffic to the LAN port which is now
connecting to the WAN port of your Monowall. I managed to do this by using
the DMZ function on the modem to point all traffic to the IP of the monowall
WAN interface (I set this to 192.168.1.254).

Otherwise I dont know how one would get a modem to send all traffic through
to the m0n0wall.

JK



-----Original Message-----
From: Koen Wastyn [mailto:koenwastyn at mac dot com]
Sent: Wednesday, 10 January 2007 4:47 PM
To: m0n0wall at lists dot m0n0 dot ch
Subject: [m0n0wall] How to use RFC1483 routed ip over ATM ?


Hi list,

I'm trying to connect a monowall  Soekris box to an ADSL line (Belgian ISP;
Skynet ADSL office). The line has a static IP address and apparently uses
 RFC1483 routed ip over ATM

I set my modem to bridged modem zo monowall can make the connection, but
when I use static IP on the monowall, no traffic passes .

Just for testing purposes I used an older philip router with support for
RFC1483 router IP over ATM and after filling in everything I noticed an
automatically created "static route" on the phiips. Is this the way  to use
the monowall, with a static route?

I hope someone on this lists uses a monowall with a static ADSL and know how
to solve this... Thanks in advance!

Kind regards

koen



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