Cool things to do with a CeroWRT router

• Attach a USB drive for extra disk space, and turn your router into a web server. The default server included in CeroWRT, ‘lighttpd’, supports multihoming, URL rewriting, and CGI scripting; the Lua language is installed by default, and Python can be added easily. (I have a CeroWRT router hosting two websites with CGI, using an 8G thumb drive for storage space.)
• Run an authoritative DNS server – it supports dynamic DNS and fully automatic DNSSEC signing. (The same CeroWRT router hosts about a dozen signed domains.)
• Use it as a tunnel endpoint and get your house running IPv6
• Install your favorite shell and editor and use it as a shell server