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Re: ATH10K and VLAN

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On 3 June 2015 at 16:46, Cedric VONCKEN <cedric.voncken@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>         I'm testing to send a VLAN frame through ATH10K device.
>         I'm using compat wireless 2015-03-09 from openWRT. The ATH10K firmware used is 10.2.4.45
>
>         My test platform is:
>                 Pc1 : IP 10.101.4.3 (without VLAN)
>                         VLAN 1 : IP 192.168.5.1
>
>                 Equipment in AP mode. The netdev is bridged with eth0
>
>                 Equipment in client mode with WDS mode enables. The client is connected to the AP. The netdev is bridged with eth0.
>                 AP and client use ATH10K wireless card.
>
>                 PC2: IP 10.101.4.4 (without VLAN)
>                         VLAN 1 : IP 192.168.5.2
>
>                 The PC1 is connected to the equipment in AP mode and the PC2 is connected to the equipment in client mode.
>
>
>         I can ping from PC1 to PC2 without vlan (ping 10.101.4.4).
>         I cannot ping from PC1 to PC2 with VLAN.
>         With tcpdump I checked the vlan frame is sent to the netdev but this frame is not send to the air.
>
>         Is it possible to send a VLAN frame through ATH10K? If no, is it a driver limitation or firmware limitation?

I'm not sure if IFTYPE_WDS works with ath10k but IFTYPE_AP_VLAN works
fine for me on latest github.com/kvalo/ath master branch. Can you test
if it works with no encryption, please?


Michał
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