Hi Pat,

	If you have DNS Forwarder enabled in your setup, m0n0wall by default 
sets itself as DNS server and sends that info via dhcp.

	If you're setting up a windows client to use PPTP, you can bypass that 
in the client configuration. Check out the TCP/IP configuration, you can 
manually add a DNS server. Thus, enabling you to do name resolution when 
connecting via PPTP.

	Hope this help,

-jf

Pat Ellison wrote:
> Hi All....
> 
> M0n0wall is just so kool!
> 
> So far I have just one question, when a pptp client connects his dns is set
> to 192.168.10.1 (m0n0wall's ip) but my dns box is .10 why does m0n0wall do
> this? How is dns resolution supposed to work with pptp? 
> 
> -Pat
> 
> 

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