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#13 Re: Supplying routing information using DHCP Posted by ajt (84.12.xx.xx) on Thu 7 Dec 2006 at 20:16 Routers do a pretty basic job, and the most basic ADSL routers run a closed source operating system that you can't alter. If they don't offer a function that you want you are stuck. The more powerful routers, or a PC running a linux/bsd based OS are usually more flexible, and configurable. A PC running something like IP Cop and some commercial ADSL routers that can be flashed with a custom system, give you ultimate control. Do a google search for ADSL routers and linux and you should get a few hits of the devices that can be tinkered with. -- "It's Not Magic, It's Work" Adam

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