Bridging two wifi interfaces
by slackerz from LinuxQuestions.org on (#6H1KQ)
I want to find out if it can be done.
Following this guide:
https://jamielinux.com/docs/libvirt-...d-network.html
It shows how to create a virtual bridge. The wifi iface cannot be added to the bridge. So the wifi traffic will need to be routed to the bridge instead. It's well established that the problem can be solved using NAT and without using a bridge. I'm looking not to use NAT (don't ask).
Is routing alone enough? What would be routing config using a bridge for two wireless interfaces wlan0, wlan1 and bridge vbr0 say?
Following this guide:
https://jamielinux.com/docs/libvirt-...d-network.html
It shows how to create a virtual bridge. The wifi iface cannot be added to the bridge. So the wifi traffic will need to be routed to the bridge instead. It's well established that the problem can be solved using NAT and without using a bridge. I'm looking not to use NAT (don't ask).
Is routing alone enough? What would be routing config using a bridge for two wireless interfaces wlan0, wlan1 and bridge vbr0 say?