Hey guys.

So regarding the inevitable incoming monitoring that we are about to see from ISPs, i'd like to look into proxying my entire internet connection.

As it stands, I have a rented dedicated server with root access, and 2 sites I'd like to proxy. I'd like to get 2 extra IP's for my server, and essentially have them become the gateway for each site. I don't want to NAT them through the servers existing main IP.

I'd plan on getting a new router for each site anyway, so if custom firmware (Tomato, DD-WRT, etc) is needed, that isn't a problem at all.

Any suggestions?

Just to clarify - do you mean '2 sites' as in 2 remote physical locations?

Yes.

Also just to note, the router I had in mind for getting at each site was the Linksys E1200 if it's of any help. It seems to get a lot of good reviews and it's essentially just a Cisco router.

A straightforward way would be to set up VPNs from those sites to your server using, say, OpenVPN and allow your users to access Internet through that.

I already have a PPTP VPN set up on the server, however I was looking for something that bridged from the router to the IP on the server, rather than just individual client PC's.

Sure, see this on site-to-site VPN using OpenVPN and DD-WRT:
http://www.dd-wrt.com/wiki/index.php...en_two_routers

Thanks. That's exactly what I'm looking for. Should have known the DD-WRT wiki would have something on it. :P