Michael:
  I'm hoping to avoid doing that. Our units that we call affectionatly
"LGB's" (Little Green Boxes) make a nice package and mount well in
weather-proof boxes if needed. Adding additional "consumer grade"  
equipment isn't desireable and the Senao high-power cards work very well
for radios. We may, however be forced that way or to a roll-our-own
solution.

Tnanks All,

Chuck



On Mon, 27 Feb 2006, KnightMB wrote:

> Given that, you could always buy your favorite cheap wireless router 
> from the local computer shop (linksys, netgear, dlink, etc), turn off 
> DHCP for the wireless router and just plug LAN cable in with the LAN 
> ports on the wireless router.  Computers will be able to connect via 
> wireless and since the router will only work as a access point only, 
> they will get DHCP from m0n0wall without any problems.  That's what I'm 
> doing with mine since I already had the wireless router, never realized 
> that the ones that work inside the m0n0wall had so many problems.
> 
> Thanks,
> Michael