I have just come across this article after doing a search and it seems that dnsmasq is just what I need for my home network.

Many thanks for taking the trouble to write about it. It has certainly helped me out.

On most routers i have seen you can change the port that the web managment is on. So instead of port 80 (port that webpages are accessed through) you might use 8080, meaning to access your router you would need to specify the port;

http://192.168.1.1:8080 or http://www.YourDomainName.com:8080

Note: In some browsers you need to type the http:// part otherwise they dont know to interpret the information from that port as a webpage (IE has this issue i think?) which is a bit odd.

From there everything works as normal, and it means that your router doesnt get in the way of any http traffic in any direction.

Thought this might be worth considerign for home users not running DNS

This is obviously required to have remote managment of your router on at the same time as your website (without multiple IP addresses assigned and/or headache), though i dont recommend leaving it on perminantly as it is a security risk.