[Madwifi-users] Re: An idea of how to bridge from the other end
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From: Jeff S. <jef...@ya...> - 2006-02-11 03:36:40
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I know my openvpn method works but it has limitations. You have to have a server on the other side. I want to be able to avoid that problem. And it seams my other projected solution was ignored. Is it possable? Can the madwifi driver potentially do what I mentioned or does it already? is that why the wifi0 interface exists? apon thinking of a solution to wireless bridging problem I theories that you would need a virtual device to translate the requests to make your virtual wireless devices. IE: each packet on the bridge, not already comming from the wireless connection would have to be translated into the wireless encryption for that virtual wireless device. This might be a slow and cumbersome solution. But it would avoid the bridging problems entirely. It has to be possable but is it practical to modify the madwifi drivers to do this? To make the madwifi card look like multiple cards to the AP each with its own encrypted connection? I also theorize that something like wpa_supplicant would need to be run on each virtual wireless device. I realize that there would be a problem in connecting to different APs because of frequency issues but maybe wpa_supplicant could just do the authentication to the same AP as the first virtual wireless device. Please I'd like any input on this even negative. Or is this already in the works and or already implemented? Thanks Jeff Sadowski __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com |