On Monday 09 June 2003 23:10, David Coulson wrote:
> B. J. Zolp wrote:
> > Do I need to do something special with my wireless card in order to get
> > it to work in a bridge?  I have seen some info about needing a wireless
> > card that can do master (AP) mode.  Is this required for bridging?  I
> > only want the wireless card to connect up to an access point, I do not
> > want it to act as an access point itself.
>
> I believe you may need a firmware upgrade for your wireless device so
> that it can function as a bridge port - Even though the network device
> is set to promisc in Linux, I believe that something in the firmware
> will still drop packets which do not belong to it. I tried to bridge a
> wireless device a year or so ago, realised it was too much hard work and
> gave up.
>
> David

Does anyone know what cards/chipsets can be made to work as bridges?  I have a 
Belkin PCI card using 8211 chipset.  I would not mind buying a different PCI 
card if it means it will work.

thanks
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