On Tue Aug 15 2000 at 00:22, =?iso-8859-1?Q?Mat=EDas_Freytes?= wrote:
> Hello,
> I have a station with eth0 (ne2k-10Mbps) and wvlan0 (orinoco/wavelan). I
> have a video application which uses ip multicast. I need to send the same
> info to both nets. Is there any way I could 'bind()' a socket to both
> interfaces? Any other better solution?
Simply use /sbin/ip to assign the same IP address to each interface
(and then the default route through that IP if that's the
situation). Use as many devices as you like.
You _do_ need a 2.2.x kernel that has all the routing stuff turned
on. (Eg, the default kernels from redhat etc aren't built like
this).
Works (err, worked) for me.
Cheers
Tony
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