Andy
> > Why not just set both interfaces to be dhcp and run a dhcpd at home > > then all the IPs and gateways will be changed for you whenever the > > interface comes up. Sorry, should have explained better. The work domain is protected by a smoothwall and we use the built in web proxy (squid) to restrict certain machines from accessing the Internet. Therefore only certain specified IP addresses in the range are allowed outbound access. All machines are on static IP addresses. We also run a DNS server on an internal address. At home I do use DHCP but it doesn't seem to update the default gateway nor the DNS addresses. Which I currently have to do manually every time I change location. Like I say, not a huge problem, just a bit of an irritant. I was just curious if the system could be set up to respond to the two different network setting, either within Suse, or using a third party application. Stu _______________________________________________ Peterboro mailing list [email protected] https://mailman.lug.org.uk/mailman/listinfo/peterboro
