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Here is a rough layout, so I may not have included all necessary routing info. I do know it took a few days to workout routing bugs...etc Most of the clients are limited to 2Mbps, even though they can pull full 11Mbps. http://www.tawifi.com/roolayout.jpg Out test system was based loosely from the following URL http://www.michael-i.com/files/projects/fiddler/ Be sure to build a test net to make your plan before you go and drop some cash only to find out it may not work. We started with 2 houses like the above URL but one house had a T1 so we wanted all Internet traffic bound to the one house. Right now the whole thing is still kinda "beta" we just finished most of the nodes less than a month ago. So bugs still crop up here and there. All nodes are using m0n0 v 1.1b16 (traffic grapher is waaayy cool by the way!) which has been quite stable for us. Hope this helps, I do know it was a mind bender when we first implemented it, so it will take some time to make it all work. -Eric At 05:17 PM 8/5/2004 -0400, you wrote: >Would you be willing to diagram out how you have set this up? > >I am getting ready to set up my m0n0wall and wireless network. > >I, too, will be using the 10.0.0.0/8 range for my wireless net. > >I am not 100% clear on how to set up m0n0wall for this. Thanks. > >According to Eric Collins <eric at tawifi dot com>: > > > > I have several clients setup almost exactly like you described, I used > > private IP on all wireless connections then I NAT to the Internet on my > > wired net. (built the wireless net on the 10.0.0.0/8 range) I used the > > Rootenna with Soekris boards and Senao cards, most are under a mile away, > > the longest link I have is 3.5 miles but not using the rootenna (had some > > distance problems with it.). Was pretty straight forward to setup with > > m0n0wall, just diagram out your subnets first because it can get > confussing! > >Regards, > >web... > >-- >William Bulley Email: web at merit dot edu >Merit Network Inc. Ann Arbor, Michigan |