First, I"ll explain what I'm trying to do: My high school (where I now work) has a drafting lab, 30 PCs. I need to route them, and keep their traffic behind it, so the rest of network (great # of hubs, and routers aren't config'd for filtering that I know of) Can I use the Linux based side of the WRT54G and add some routing capabilities? I will have 4 switches plugged into the 4 LAN ports, with the Internet port going to the building network. I need to be able to filter/route IP and IPX traffic between the four LAN ports. Is it possible? Either with the built-in software, or else with some add-on Linux based programs? If so, is anyone availible who I could get together with and have some help in getting it working the first time? Also, is there a way I could push the Linux install from a Windows box? (I know the site said Linux and MacOS had been used successfully) as I don't have Linux running on any machines here (Will on my laptop shortly again, for 'Unix-based Systems' next month) Thanks much for the help! PS-can't wait til the next installfest :) _______________________________________________ TCLUG Mailing List - Minneapolis/St. Paul, Minnesota http://www.mn-linux.org tclug-list at mn-linux.org https://mailman.real-time.com/mailman/listinfo/tclug-list