[LARTC] routing roaming computers with wireless ethernet cards

Linux Advanced Routing and Traffic Control

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hello;

question: how should routing be handled for
computers with wireless ethernet connections?

example: computer 'a' roams into local wireless
cell covered by access point 'linux-ap'. computer
'a' may or may not have a valid public ip address.
how should routing be handled for computer 'a'?

yet another example:
roadkill cafe has wireless ethernet access.
customers come in for coffee and want to
surf the web using their wireless ethernet.
the customers may or not not have a valid
public ip address. how should routing of
these roaming computers be handled.

is this beyond iproute2 and getting into gated
area?

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i need to know who and what i am
this hunger jolts me from complacency
rocks me, makes me meet myself
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