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Very slick sir. That'll have to be for next pay day.

Good stuff there, but I need these pigtails: mmcx to n male pigtail rp-sma male to n male pigtail so that I can also use the antenna with an ubiquiti src and an alfa awus036h. Also a good episode of systm (great show, been following it from the beginning), but I made up my parts list, based on links within this engadget article: Build a WiFi biquad dish antenna Thanks for the advice though. Data-Alliance is indeed an awesome resource.

I've got a parts list made up: direct tv dish (the auction has ended, but you can find similar) biquad feed horn custom cable (10') w/ n male and n female ends rp-sma male to n male pigtail I'm going to give it a try and see how well it works with Jasager.

Thought this was interesting. Wish I had time + money to go. La Fonera Lab

First of all you are not an idiot. Next take a look at this. I haven't tried this myself, but I'm going to assume (and also ask anyone who can answer) that you could have a tiny Linux distro, set up as a virtual machine, inside a physical Linux distro to perform the task of masquerading, without mucking around with the settings of the host machine.?

Hallo, Regarding your question about ICS with a wired connection between your Fonera and your laptop, the answer is yes you can. It makes no difference whether you're setting it up wired or wirelessly.

Have a look here. Do your homework and make sure the one you choose will work with your model.

dd-wrt guide google is our friend

Install Angry IP Scanner and sweep the 192.168.0.0 and 192.168.1.0 networks (all possible addresses). You should be able to find your fonera's IP hiding in there somewhere. I don't know why this is happening to you, but I've seen others reporting the same behavior.

Apologies if this has already been covered. ruggedized outdoor foneras

I like this.

Look here for your parts. They're reliable. That is to say I've never had any problems with ordering and receiving parts from them.

Nice. I'm glad my little ics guide panned out for you.