jacobstone
Well-Known Member
Bit random this, but does anyone know how I could get a DG834 to route a particular address to an IP other than its actual IP?
The scenario is that I have a network of about 10 pc's using an smtp server. I need to change the adsl account on the router just for a day and in that time I need them to use a different smtp server for that ISP.
Rather than go around to each PC and change their SMTP settings I was hoping I could just do something on the router (DG834) to get it to go via the other SMTP server's IP address.
I don't have a proxy or anything on this network, all the PC's use the router as their default gateway so it's either editing each SMTP or changing each PC's hosts file unless I can do something on the router.
Anyone got ideas? I know how to get into the router's linux console if I could do it there perhaps?
The scenario is that I have a network of about 10 pc's using an smtp server. I need to change the adsl account on the router just for a day and in that time I need them to use a different smtp server for that ISP.
Rather than go around to each PC and change their SMTP settings I was hoping I could just do something on the router (DG834) to get it to go via the other SMTP server's IP address.
I don't have a proxy or anything on this network, all the PC's use the router as their default gateway so it's either editing each SMTP or changing each PC's hosts file unless I can do something on the router.
Anyone got ideas? I know how to get into the router's linux console if I could do it there perhaps?
