Jonathan Thornburg wrote:
My plan is to have the firewall run its own dhcpd on its inside interface, giving out private client addresses in the 192.168.0.0/16 address range. (This way clients can be kept at the same MS-Windoze "configure everything automagically" DHCP settings they would use elsewhere.)
The OpenBSD router/firewall on my home network uses only dhcpd and named; a few pf rules to allow some port forwarding; and ipcheck to monitor dynamic ip address. dhcpd tells clients OpenBSD is name-server.
