Fred Weston wrote:

> I think everyone missed an important detail from the initial question.  
> He stated he has already tried "spoofing" the MAC address.  I was not 
> aware m0n0wall had this functionality, but assuming it does, and he is 
> using the MAC address from his working router, that should not be the 
> problem.

You need to hand-edit a "spoofmac" tag into the config.xml.  m0n0wall 
will not molest it, and it will be saved across GUI induced changes.

Example:

   <wan>
     <if>sis1</if>
     <blockpriv/>
     <spoofmac>00:00:24:c1:4f:e1</spoofmac>
     <mtu/>
     <ipaddr>63.241.134.188</ipaddr>
     <subnet>29</subnet>
     <gateway>63.241.134.185</gateway>
   </wan>

          -crl
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