[SATLUG] DD-WRT as bridge device?

[Sean Carolan]

> That's what a WRT54G does unless you setup the wireless to be separate.
> On the back of a WRT54G, there are five wired interfaces. The default
> setup is that one is for a WAN connection and the other four are normal
> switch ports. All you have to do is plug in a cross over cable into one
> of those switch ports and then the other end into your other switch.

Well, I'm actually thinking of re-flashing my Fonera router with
dd-wrt.  Not a single person has used my free wireless access point
over the past year, and there don't seem to be any other Fon users
nearby whose wifi networks I can use.  I imagine this Fon thing works
better in the crowded cities of Europe than the great state of Texas
with all its wide open spaces . . .

The Fonera is small, has one ethernet port and a wifi antenna, which
would make it an ideal bridge to a wired network. Or for the
penetration testers, a great little rogue access point  :)