On 05/28/08 17:36, Knight Tiger wrote:
I have a Linux box with two interfaces, eth0 and eth1. eth1 is a
wireless interface with connects to a network and receives a DHCP
address. eth0 connects to a AP (with a cross over cable) and provides
Internet connection to a bunch of clients. The setup looks like this
AP1 <--> eth0 eth1 <---> AP2<---> DHCP server.
Let's redraw this up a little bit.
+--------------+
| Bridge |
("Net 0") AP0---+ eth0 eth1 +---AP1 ("Net 1") DHCP server
+--------------+
Is a client on "Net 0" suppose to have an IP in the same subnet as
clients on "Net 1"? Or is the "Bridge" system going to be routing for
all the clients on "Net 0" and hiding them as one IP to "Net 1"?
I ask this because you are starting to sound like the "Bridge" system is
suppose to act like a SOHO router like you would use on your DSL / cable
modem to connect your home LAN to your internet connection. However
your original question implied that you wanted "Net 0" and "Net 1" to be
joined together as one big network where everything on both sides could
see everything else.
<snip>
Please clarify the above before going further.
Grant. . . .
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