What I am imagining is that I take my home-made, self-configured Ubuntu router, which is already set up to provide DNS, NAT, and DHCP to all my computers, and install ' something to do with TOR' that transforms it into a router that takes any and ALL traffic from all my machines and wraps it up in a TOR onion before sending it on its way across the internet. Am I being naive, or is there really such a thing? If there is, then it doesn't sound like the 'TOR Browser' that I want because my applications go beyond internet browsing. to or from any applications by setting up a TOR router. any TCP/IP or UDP packets, DNS queries, etc. My goal is to route ALL actives form all my computers i.e. My understanding is that it is meant to work as your browser only, and if you do other things on the internet, like remote desktop or ssh or scp, that those things are not protected by your TOR browser. I understand that there is a TOR browser that can be downloaded which you can run on your computer to hide your presence on the internet.

I've asked a much more complicated version of this question a week ago with many views but no responses, so I'm going to simplify the question here.

Tor router