You can add a DNS mapping to the DNS server. This will allow you to use 
DHCP on your client but still have a fixed address for that interface.

Hal Vaughan wrote:
> I may be making changes to the DNS on my LAN.  I've noticed that 
> m0n0wall asks for the IP address for systems using NAT or in any kind 
> of tunnelling.  Does m0n0wall have to work with addresses?  If I switch 
> my DNS to use DHCP for the systems on my LAN, can I still forward ports 
> to specific machines by specifying them by hostname instead of IP 
> address?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Hal
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