Andy, Something that jumps out at me is that you are using two different local IP ranges on eth0. IE: dhcpd is passing out IPs on 192.198.0.X but your LAN-side NIC is on the 10.1.1.X range. I'm not sure what this will result in, but I know its not making life easy for your LAN. I would try changing your LAN-side NIC to 192.168.0.1, this would also fix another issue I see with your configs: the "options routers" statement in dhcpd.conf needs to match the IP address of your LAN-side NIC. If I were you, I'd move that IP over to 192.168.0.1 then test you LAN connection without using dhcp. Assign a client workstation a static IP address (outside of your dhcp pool, but still on the same subnet, IE 192.168.0.51), default gateway: 192.168.0.1, DNS if you want to. Try to ping your fedora box's LAN-side nic from the static workstation, then try the WAN NIC on your linux box (to test your IP-Masq (assuming that's what you're doing) ). Basically, I'd get everything working without dhcp first, then add the convenience of dhcp after it's working statically. Hope that helps, Nejaa
