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Hello! I have a linux box with two wired and one wireless NICs that acts as a media server. I also want it to act as a router. The problem is that wireless clients (and probably wired) cant talk to outer net.
Here's my network map:
(wan)─(router)─┬─(lan PCs)
└[eth0]─(server)─[br0]─┬─[eth1]
│
└─[wlan0]
The bridge is created with netctl profile, hostapd handles the wireless connections, firewall is FireHOL.
Last edited by n1ghtmar3 (2018-03-27 00:07:39)
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I also want it to act as a router.
Bridge or Route, you can only do one. Bridging joins the 2 networks at Layer 2 (both networks use the same IP subnet: eg, 192.168.1.0/24), Routing is a Layer 3 connection (each subnet has it's own subnet 192.168.1.0/24 and 192.168.2.0/24).
How have you addressed each network?
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BlueHackers // fscanary // resticctl
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Is it possible to do routing without a bridge, so that every computer in the entire lan could see each other?
Last edited by n1ghtmar3 (2018-03-26 23:22:39)
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Is it possible to do routing without a bridge
Yes. To route between those interfaces, you *have* to destroy the bridge.
so that every computer in the entire lan could see each other?
If you want them all on the same network (subnet) then you need the bridge; stop talking about routing.
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BlueHackers // fscanary // resticctl
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Okay, i have added all three interfaces in a bridge with DHCP acquired IP, disabled the firewall, and everything works as i wanted. Thanks!
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