I want to replicate the n-casting demo with 1 Openflow switch (A PC
with 4 NIC running the Stanford software reference design), 2 Linksys
WRT54GL as access points and my laptop (Ubuntu 12.10) with two wireless
NICs (a internal Intel and another one USB D-link) as a mobile client.
Looking the documentation seems a hard work. If I'm well understanding:
The switch has to output traffic(from the sender) for two ports (to both
AP) and the laptop has to receive the info from each AP using each
wireless interfaces and then do in the laptop the bonding between these
interfaces. I'm missing something else?
The bonding apparently is the most work, right? About this I've been
reading this mail list and I've saw that can I use ovs for do it, so the
long method of the documentation is deprecated? Also I've read that
using ovs doesn't work the bonding between two wireless interfaces, this
is correct? I'm a little bit confused about the usage of ovs, Always I
associate ovs with a switch and no with a laptop as mobile client. Or I
have to do bonding in the switch too?
Internet shows several methods to do bonding(between wired interfaces)
like using ifenslave, these methods are valid too?
I have a lot of questions, sorry about that but I've never done
something like link aggregation.
Thanks in advance.
Regards.
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