You might want to consider doing this:

Make each site it's own IP subnet at a minimum, or have multiple IP 
subnets and filter between them using multiple interfaces of a m0n0wall, 
or multiple m0n0walls.

Utilize a third subnet to route between the sites over your wireless link.

Realistically 200m should be fine for any stock dipole antennas that you 
likely have.  If not, utilize sector/square/patch antennas (a different 
name for the same thing) for a directional application, as they tolerate 
variance in signal due to distortion and reflection quite well.  You'll 
invariably see these in place for short distance runs in professional 
installations when they're feasible.  You won't see them on the top of a 
light pole.  They work nicely for wall mount or window mount 
applications on the outsides of buildings, or even inside if the wall 
material is mostly transparent to 2.4Ghz.

Tree's kill WiFi, but try not to kill the trees.  You'll feel goofy for 
whacking them down when 802.11n is drafted and incorporated into the 
mainstream, which should be within a year or three.

I would utilize the m0n0wall at each site for the DHCP server for that 
site.  m0n0wall does support dynamic dns registration, you can find it 
on the DNS Forwarder page:

[X] Enable DNS forwarder
[X] Register DHCP leases in DNS forwarder

"If this option is set, then machines that specify their hostname when 
requesting a DHCP lease will be registered in the DNS forwarder, so that 
their name can be resolved. You should also set the domain in System: 
General setup to the proper value."


You might want to consider a VPN tunnel over the WiFi link if you have 
the CPU power on each end to handle a half duplex link of up to 54mbps. 
  I assume that with a 200m distance and a clear line of site between 
antennas, you should be able to obtain 54mbps readily or something near it.

You can utilize Windows File Share/Sharepoint services entirely over a 
routed IP network.




INFO wrote:
> Hi,
> 
>  
> 
> We currently have a factory network running win2003sbs.  We want to extend
> the network to our other factory 200m down the road.  I have 2 wrap boxes
> loaded with m0n0wall.  I tried this with pfsense but could not get it to
> work.  Can some one help please with the settings I need
> 
>  
> 
> ---<DSL 192.168.2.1>-----<WIN2003 running ISA
> 192.168.1.254>-------<Switch>------------<Wrap set as AP>/ / / / / 200m / /
> / / / / <Wrap set as BSS>-------<Switch>------<Clients>
> 
>  
> 
> I would also like for the WIN2003 to assign DHCP to the other factory if
> possible.
> 
>  
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Beau
> 
>