On Monday 10 September 2012 10:18:31 Esteban Municio wrote: > Hi Sven > > I don't understand very well what are you meaning. Now I have 1 bridge > over with batman-adv: > > batctl if add wlan0 > brctl addbr mesh-bridge > brctl addif mesh-bridge eth0 > brctl addif mesh-bridge bat0 > > Then, should I add a bridge to wlan0 and after bridge it again with the > eth0? > > brctl addbr bridgeWlan > brctl addif bridgeWlan wlan0 > > batctl if add mesh-bridge > brctl addbr mesh-bridge > brctl addif mesh-bridge eth0 > brctl addif mesh-bridge bat0
no bridgeWlan should have been added to bat0 and not mesh-bridge. It is
necessary because ebtables can only operate on bridges.
> And then, should I install ebtables in all the nodes(now we have 9
> nodes, and only 1 have internet access to install it directly)
scp or flash it.
> It seem a little difficult for me :-)
You want to create special network topologies for tests and see changes as an
problem...
> Could I try another method?something like set paths manually?
> In 802.11s we have a usefull comand for block links undesirables:
> iw dev INTERFACE_MESH_NAME station set MAC_ADD plink_option block
> nothing similar like that in batman-adv?
Please read the mail from Martin Hundebøll. And no, it is not included by
default.
Kind regards,
Sven
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