Hi With reference to the wiki topic at https://www.open-mesh.org/projects/batman-adv/wiki/Tweaking bonding
Available since: batman-adv 2010.1.0 When running the mesh over multiple WiFi interfaces per node batman-adv is capable of optimizing the traffic flow to gain maximum performance. Per default it operates in the "interface alternating" mode (which is suitable for most situations) that switches the WiFi interface with each hop to avoid store & forward. Alternatively, batman-adv can be switched into "bonding mode" in which batman-adv is using all interfaces at the same time to send & receive data. However, this mode is only recommended in special one-hop cases. You can read about our alternatebonding test results to see what suits you best. The wiki shows that this is the only change required on both nodes to use it in default interface alternating mode batctl meshif bat0 bonding enabled The wiki does not say how the throughput was measured after bonding was enabled Will batctl tp be ok? Regards
