The advanced tab seems to be password locked and apparently I wasn't given the password. Question is, how do I get around the fact the the cable modem wants to set a global ip address on the host via dhcp? This clearly would mess up my Linux based routers. In Linux, can I limit what dhcp from the cable modem can change? I want to set a default route in say the Comcast routing table based on what the cable modem tells me instead of setting this route in the default routing table. Is there a modified dhcp client that works with this cable modem which will use the information the modem provides and apply it appropriately?
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