Greetings, I wonder if anyone has experience with routing to help me plan the simplest way of reliably linking 2 sites.
I have 2 (pebble-soekris) Access Points up, not in radio range of each other. The second AP's Internet link is not a long-term solution. So, I did a test. I found a spot where I can put up an antenna (CB3 client bridge) and get a signal from A and I can put up an antenna and get a signal from B. So, transitively speaking, if A can talk to C and C to A, then A can talk to B. But, I would prefer not to put up another antenna at B, so I was thinking, another pebble could connect to both AP's as a client, and then the routing table on AP B could be set up with default route via A? I know - don't need to test - that it would NOT work with the default netmask and same network number. Clients would try to route around the AP, and things would break, but I was thinking of some possibilities... A) funny netmask at C? B) virtual interface on wlan0:1 It would be a real no-brainer if wlan0 interface would allow a completely different network address, because the networks are on different class C subnets of 10.xxx If this could work, I might be able to do it with 2 CB3's back-to-back. Thanks Seth -- NYCwireless - http://www.nycwireless.net/ Un/Subscribe: http://lists.nycwireless.net/mailman/listinfo/nycwireless/ Archives: http://lists.nycwireless.net/pipermail/nycwireless/
