If I recall correctly, (and mind, I haven't seen all of this thread), Rodolfo started his quest in another thread. He was trying to act as a quasi-ISP for others in his building, so that they could all share the costs of a high-speed internet line. IIRC, he wanted to be hands-off, such that his "clients" could just plug in and deal with their own IT issues. If he had gone with MAC-based DHCP, he'd have become their de-facto IT/SA shop. I don't think that he wants the additional burden. :)
Spot on. <smile>
By the way, the system has been up for a week now with three subnets (clients) connected and is working like a charm. Thanks to everyone who either helped or tried to help!
Cheers,
-- Rodolfo J. Paiz rpaiz@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx http://www.simpaticus.com
