Well yes and no. I don't decide how the customer will use the two interfaces.
But if he does attach them to the same subnet and wants to have cable
redundancy, it should behave in a way that works at least similar to what a
full fledged IP stack like the linux one would.
Well, in that
Hey Simon,
This is the first problem. A setup like this is not really supported in lwIP.
We do have additional hooks to enable this, but it's not meant to work
out-of-the-box.
I only found LWIP_HOOK_IP4_INPUT and LWIP_HOOK_IP4_ROUTE.
In recent versions (or in git master only?) you can
Fabian Koch wrote:
I have two netifs and they are both in the same subnet.
This is the first problem. A setup like this is not really supported in lwIP.
We do have additional hooks to enable this, but it's not meant to work
out-of-the-box.
[..]
But when I pull the plug on netif one, all
Hey guys,
I ran into a problem and wonder if my solution is the right thing to do or if
maybe LwIP should be changed:
I have two netifs and they are both in the same subnet.
When I create connections to other hosts on the net, they end up getting
physically sent on the first netif because that
