Hello Alessandro, I lost your address with description of your setup so I cannot answer directly. If you did not solve your problem until now I would try like this. On the LAN part define clients as folows: if they are Win95 then 1.for connected via Ethernet define network card, then TCP/IP for the card. Click on properties of TCP/IP and in Gateway option put the address of the linux box which plays a role of the gateway/router. Then enable DNS. Put address of DNS server you know(you dont need to have it on you linux box) any name of the host. Thats all. 2. for connected via ppp/phone lines Instead(not besides) of network card -TCP/IP you define Dial-up adapter and protocol TCP/IP for that adapter.On properties of TCP/IP of this adapter you put exactly the same stuff as before. Right. Now you get out of this. You have to probably boot you computer. Dont do it now. Go to Program/Dial-up network to define Dial-up connection. Click (just once) and detach properties. Then you define server type as PPP..... The rest of options you disable except of Header compression or something like that (I do not remember exactly how they call it, you will find out). Ok. If your gateway/router has got a multipoort card one should probably write a script to run as you get connected. If this a case e-mail me. Once clients are defined you go to your router and run commands ipfwadm -F a m -S 192.168.10.0/24 -D 0.0.0.0/0 #example of you clients subnet route add -net 192.168.10.0 # now you see them Try at this point to ping clients and ping router form clients side to test this part. Now at every further jump - next router, any antenna which has got an address and so on you need to repeat the masquerading command. ipfwadm -F a m -S 192.168.10.0/24 -D 0.0.0.0/0 At least I had to do like this. Again every step you do it ping it and see whether you get answer. Should work without problem. I am very much interested in the result so please answer. If you can let me know what kind of wireless equipment you are using would be nice. Or where to get more info about wireless stuff their prices and coverage. Andrzej - To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-ppp" in the body of a message to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
