Hey tclugers, I am wondering if someone can help me with what I assume is an easy problem. I have a network inside, where I am typing right now, and there are cat5 cables carefully hidden so that my parents house doesn't look what my mother would consider "bad looking." Anyway, I have a WRT54G for wireless access, and it also provides DHCP serving for this network. The Cable modem is hooked to this network obviously. Anyway, here's the deal: I want to connect the network I have in my garage (where I can have things look however I like, we don't park cars in the Garage we use it for storage, and also it's my test lab. Basically a whole hell of a lot of 486s, p90s, p100s, p200s, etc. Anyway, I want to connect the networks wirelessly so that the machines in the garage can get an address via DHCP and so that I can be inside in my nice comfy computer spot inside the house and ssh to the test machines without having to go to the garage. I have heard of possibly getting another WRT54G and turning off the dhcp server on that one and doing some sort of bridging mode thing. Any ideas there? I also have been thinking I would just get a pci 802.11g card, stick it and a pci nic into a p100 or so, and then have the g card grab an address and then... plug the cable from the pci nic into my hub in the garage and somehow run traffic that way. Anyway, I apologize if this is a stupid question, I am just really, really ready to connect the networks. Distcc could be a lot more fun if I add all those machines in the garage. :) Anyway, any thoughts out there? I'd really, really appreciate it. Thanks, nick ------------------------------ nick thompson all unix all the time. ------------------------------