--- Henrik Nordstrom <hno@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> ha scritto: > In the simplest case where only the media changes > but the IP network is > the same no changes at all is required other than to > bring up/down the > different network connections. > > For the more complex case where one has to be able > to move between > different IP networks with preserved connectivity > one normally implements > something like this by using tunnelling by IPIP, > GRE, IPSec, OpenVPN or > similar. > > How does your approach compare to these > alternatives? > > Regards > Henrik > I'm trying to do this in a transparent way. every program that uses tcp will be able to work with this daemon without being aware of its existence. Is there anything that works like this? Then a question about the simpliest case: What happens if I remove the device where the network is attached (and I care to bring up another device with the same ip as the former)??? I thought that linux uses to link the socket to an interface, is it wrong? Thank you. Lore ___________________________________ Yahoo! Mail: gratis 1GB per i messaggi e allegati da 10MB http://mail.yahoo.it
