I have a network that caps each MAC address at 384K at the wireless
access point, and was wondering if it's technically feasible to increase
throughput by adding additional virtual interfaces.
My thought is that if I have wlan0, I could add a second interface at
wlan0:1 to get a second MAC/IP address pair, giving myself access to
768Kbps aggregate. Assuming that works, what I can't really figure out
is how to route round-robin across two interfaces like that.
Bonding doesn't seem like the answer, insofar as it creates a single
virtual interface, which then puts me back to 384K. Is what I'm trying
to do possible, and if so, is there a how-to that explains how to use
both interfaces simultaneously?
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