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> Ewww yeah thats ugly....maybe a laptop or wifi PDA =) > > You could RDP/VNC into the box downstairs or wherever from a laptop. Andrew, I may have missed the exact detail what the problem is - though it sounds like Chet's idea is great. I don't know if this is relevant - you can wifi/vpn to m0n0, setting up a rule and route to that VNC server. If what you lack is a *SPARE* network feed up on the roof - you didn't mention if you can yank it off the network for testing - or even just for a moment. If you can pull it off the network for a moment.... <silly> you could look at Ethernet 10-Base-T Splitter http://www.radioshack.com/product.asp?catalog%5Fname=CTLG&product%5Fid=278-785 </silly> This is not a cable splitter. It is basically a passive 2-port hub. I can't tell you how it conforms to net standars, but it comes in handy when your customer says "no signal" and you put a splitter between the client bridge and the PC, and you say, I have a link quality of 67...ping times of 3ms.... (and then you can say, that's a windows problem :-) Seth PS I had speculated that it was just 3 ports spliced together, and it is, but with some transistors at each juncture. It seems you can't just splice it together yourself. PS PS PS!!!! Note! I did not check to see if this device is rated for use in a POE setting. POE fancy footwork may be needed, let me know if you have this problem. (BTW, that gives me an idea..... |