Also do not forget to disable "Block private networks" on the m0n0wall
WAN setup if the subnet connecting your modem and m0n0wall uses one of
the private address ranges (10/8, 172.16/12, 192.168/16) assigned for
that purpose which is likely.  That could easily cause all sorts of
havoc.

On Tue, 03 Jul 2007 08:45:36 -0400, John Smith <jvin248 at gmail dot com>
wrote:

>Rendra,
>
>Hook the ADSL to the Monowall WAN NIC with a straight-through cable, 
>then (for now) use a cross-over cable direct to the PC from Monowall LAN 
>NIC.  Don't use the switch while you're debugging.  Make sure all NIC 
>lights are on (to show cable connections are ok) if not then first try 
>changing the cables in case the ADSL wants a cross-over cable (ADSL 
>documentation may indicate which to use too).
>
>The ADSL modem should be set to provide DHCP services to monowall (WAN 
>side should show IP from the ADSL modem).  That's the easiest, harder is 
>to specify static IP's for both units.  You may need to hook the PC to 
>the ADSL to verify its settings.
>
>Monowall should have DHCP service enabled on the LAN side so your PC 
>will pick it up.  I'd suggest getting that connection to work first - so 
>you have access to the WEB GUI and can see what is going on in there 
>(check the "interfaces" menu item to see the status of the NICs and IP 
>addresses).
>
>You may need to specify DNS IP addresses in Monowall to get through your 
>ADSL (issue I had before that took a while to figure out).  I could ping 
>an IP address number 68.233.?.? but not www.google.com which were the 
>same site.
>
>After settings are changed, reboot all the boxes in the order from the 
>internet (ADSL, then monowall, then PC).
>
>John
>
>
>Rendra Basuki wrote:
>> Dear John and m0n0wallist...
>>
>> So, I managed to start my m0n0wall... Yaaayy... But, I cannot go to internet
>> nor ping my ADSL modem.
>> Just for info, my ADSL modem has LAN interface that I set to I 1.1.1.1
>> (example) and then I connect the LAN interface from modem with Cross cable
>> to m0n0wall WAN. Now, this is the confusing part... Should I use regular LAN
>> cable instead?
>>
>> Also, what WAN type should I choose? I am currently using static IP by
>> assigning 1.1.1.3 to the WAN port in m0n0wall, the m0n0wall LAN itself is
>> set to 1.1.1.2. My modem is a self dialing ADSL modem that is always on. How
>> can I share its connection through m0n0wall? 
>>
>> I also put the picture of the m0n0wall settings for reference.
>>
>> Please help
>>
>> Thank you
>> Rendra 
>>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: John Smith [mailto:jvin248 at gmail dot com] 
>> Sent: Monday, June 25, 2007 10:37 AM
>> To: Rendra Basuki
>> Cc: m0n0wall at lists dot m0n0 dot ch
>> Subject: Re: [Fwd: Re: [m0n0wall] Please help newbie]
>>
>> I've added additional responses ("o-")...
>>
>> Rendra Basuki wrote:
>>   
>>> Dear John,
>>>
>>> Than you for your sophisticated reply. I will put my comment the 
>>> points with
>>> * as the bullet under each paragraph.
>>>
>>> Thank you
>>> Rendra
>>>     
>>>
>
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