My recommendation is using wlan0 on the host with a dedicated IP
address, and then using a bridge just with the epair interfaces (or
whatever you use) of your VMs, using NAT and port redirection
On 27.11.20 18:03, tech-lists wrote:
> Hi,
>
> As subject: can a machine that only uses wlan0 for its
> On 28. Nov 2020, at 19:30, Rodney W. Grimes
> wrote:
>
>
>>
>> As far as I remember it works just fine other than the standard caveats
>> about bridging over wireless interfaces which involve some odd
>> inconsistencies that could crop up from time to time especially with like
>> DHCP,
> As far as I remember it works just fine other than the standard caveats about
> bridging over wireless interfaces which involve some odd inconsistencies that
> could crop up from time to time especially with like DHCP, but a lot of that
> depends on your network config as a whole.
> The appro
As far as I remember it works just fine other than the standard caveats about
bridging over wireless interfaces which involve some odd inconsistencies that
could crop up from time to time especially with like DHCP, but a lot of that
depends on your network config as a whole.
The approach I woul
Hi,
As subject: can a machine that only uses wlan0 for its connectivity
be a bhyve host? Context is 12.2-stable r367858 amd64.
Asking because ISTR some issue with bridging, but that was a while ago.
I'm anticipating managing instances with vm-bhyve. Previously have set
instances manually on othe
