Adam Wilks wrote:

>I have recently been experimenting with m0n0’s DynDns feature to update
>one of my domains to always point at my ADSL lines public IP address. A
>nice feature, but I have a problem… 
> 
>Due the setup of my network I am unable to assign the public IP address
>to the WAN interface on the m0n0wall box. Instead I have a DLink router
>which is connected to the WAN interface via crossover and has a DMZ
>configured to point at the m0n0. So in fact m0n0wall thinks my WAN
>address is 192.168.0.2 and updates the domain accordingly :(
> 
>Is there such a thing as an ADSL modem with an Ethernet port that
>doesn’t use NAT? With such a device I could connect straight to m0n0 and
>my WAN interface would pick up the ISP assigned public address. Forgive
>me if these modems are more common than I believe just that a brief
>search this morning turned up lots of Ethernet modems, all with NAT.
> 
>Does anyone know of a suitable ADSL modem? Or have any other
>suggestions?
> 
>Cheers.
> 
>Adam. 
>
>  
>
The Fujitsu Orckit Speedport DSL modem is such a device, however, being 
approved to work with your ISP is a different question. Also, the 
Efficient Networks Speedstream 5200 (stock original firmware) would fit 
the bill. Again, approved for use by your ISP.