Just a question for those that may have attempted this. I am going to 
be trying to set up a m0n0 box with a wireless card in order to access 
my free, but authenticated university wireless. I am in the fringe 
wireless range of the university and it would be beneficial to be able 
to connect to the university or my provider (cable internet is always 
going out and there are some things that we have to be on campus to 
have access). I would like to see if monowall could help me out here.

1) I believe that this is possible, but can a monowall with a wireless 
card use wireless as the WAN?
2) If yes, then can I connect to a PPTP connection as part of that WAN 
connection?
3) Can I then NAT computers behind the wireless connection (the 
computers are connected via the ethernet ports)?

I see PPTP as a connection method for the WAN. but in the docbook this 
is specified as a "PPTP ADSL connection". What happens at my university 
is you connect wirelessly and get an "internal" 172.address. Once you 
log into an accessible PPTP server, you can then access the rest of the 
university network and beyond. I'm not sure what the "local IP address" 
and "remote IP address" fields would be set to or if these fields would 
work for this.

I'm not actually there until mid-august, so I can't actually test it, 
but thought it would be nice to know if sourcing the parts is worth a 
shot.

Thanks!
Aaron