[Vtun-Users] Can Vtun provide a long distance ethernet bridge? & What does the config look like?
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From: Jym <jy...@st...> - 2001-11-20 06:49:49
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I need to connect two LANS. I want every ethernet packet on LAN 1 to be = sent to LAN 2 and vice versa. I want the connection between the two = LANS to be via a UDP socket. I even want all broadcast traffic to be = sent. Basically I need the Linux ethernet card on both sides to be put = in promiscous mode. I basically want to create the equivalent of connecting two ethernet = networks for ALL ethernet taffic, unicast, multicast and broadcast. Can Vtun do this? It has to be done at a pure ethernet level. =20 If it can be done what does the config files look like on client and = server. If I had the following: LAN Linux box A is IP address 192.168.1.1 and LAN Linux box B is IP address 10.1.1.1 I want to tunnel ethernet traffic and nothing else. I want to use UDP = because I don't need reliability and UDP looks the most like my original = ethernet traffic. What does the client config file look like? What does the server config file look like? Thanks so much for your help. -Jym- |