Steve Comfort wrote: > Hi all, > > I'm 99% sure that the answer to this one is no, but a customer asked > :) Linksys routers have Linux installed. With custom firmware, you can perform Bridged network solutions. This means passing data from one network to the next almost transparently. Normal bridged network setup Network A -> Bridge -> Network B Wireless bridged setup Network A -> Wlan1 -> (air) -> Wlan2 -> Network B You'll need to support ProxyARP and enable the bridged mode on the router. I believe www.sveasoft.com has the support needed. It has bridged at least. I have never setup this exact configuration, so I may be missing something. PS: the 'Internet' port should not be plugged in or have a valid network. Ideally you're delegating the default route to someone else.
