Ok, so i was really inspired by the Jasager project. I wanted to build one. But i already had this old Linksys wrt54g that got hit by lightning a couple years ago (the Internet in Ethernet port wont work). Its a version 6 so i wont be able to put open-wrt on it, but i think it can still serve its purpose.
since i don't have the open-wrt i can still set it up with an SSID like "free Internet" or give it the same SSID as the coffee shop, or wherever i demo, and make it enticing for the victim to pick the connection with the stronger signal. Since there is no Internet port, i will have to use the router in router mode and not gateway mode. I have tested this out, if i plug a port from my router with Internet, to my to a port on my "Jasager" router, i get a signal, and Internet flows happily. if i rig Internet to come out of my Ethernet port, it works when i plug a device right in, it gets an IP and all that jazz, but the router does not function.
let me lay out what i am trying to accomplish visually:
[COFFEE SHOP]
{coffee shop Internet} ---)) ((--- {my laptop} ------ {FAKE coffee shop Internet} ---)) ((--- {person happily cruising the web}
I spent hours the past two combing old tutorials and Google and what have you, searching for a way to beam my internet from my wireless card over to my Ethernet port.
In a truly perfect dream scenario, i would like to take the Internet that i get from my wireless card, and pipe that over to the Ethernet port. So if i connect to the Internet and get IP 192.168.1.109 with my wireless card, i want to be able able to run the commands/script and make whatever i plug into the Ethernet have that IP /connection instead.
oh yeah, forgot to mention, I'm running Ubuntu 10.04.
I was thinking, since this seems like a problem i would run into anyway, thought i would ask over here on the Hak5 forums, Darren sure talks them up. :)
cheers.