We have IP bridges that plug into our HUB (switch)
The linux box has two Ether cards connect to the hub, one real one 192...
The bridge is connected to a switch at the other end, so the switchs learns
the mac at each end addresses, so supposedly only the traffic destined for
the ther end gets sent accros the bridge, aprt from broadcasts.
Darren Clissold
Datafast, http://www.datafast.net.au
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From: Sean A. Walberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Tuesday, May 04, 1999 4:30 AM
Subject: [Masq] Bridging wireless + masq?
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>Does anyone have experience with wireless bridging on a masq box?
>
>I have a gateway masquerading between 2 ethernet networks (adsl and an
>internal net). I'd like to add a wireless ethernet card, with the other
>end being on a linux box having one ethernet and one wireless ethernet,
>and a bridge set up between the internal ethernets on both linux machines.
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>The last time I tried to bridge and masquerade failed, I was told by Alan
>Cox that the bridging code wasn't quite up to par at the time.
>
>Any comments appreciated, especially those having to do with wireless
>support in Linux.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Sean
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