the SmoothWall firewall, but having read the setup guide, I would guess the router would need to be set to it's gateway configuration. Having two DHCP devices on the same network would only confuse things.
While it is nice to have a dedicated firewalling device on the network, I find it's use somewhat unnecessary since you already have a router which can serve the same purpose. Running an additional machine all the time for this reason seems somewhat wasteful and requiring of additional support. SmoothWall was developed when routers were quite expensive and this was a cheap fix.
Now that I know that this:
1) Westell ProLine modem set to bridge mode
connected via ethernet to
2)PC with Smoothwall
connected via ethernet to
3)Linksys WRT54G Router
is possible, I would like to know how to go about it. First of all I have a few questions. Should the Smoothwall firewall computer be the DHCP and be handing out ip addresses to my network? Should my Linksys wireless router be in charge of DHCP? Should my linksys router have its firewall on? Should I still keep my Norton Internet Security 2004? Any other answers to additional questions will be helpful

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