Hi All, I see that a simple, pseudo bridging tool called trelay was recently checked into trunk: https://dev.openwrt.org/browser/trunk/package/trelay
I could not find documentation or details on using this module, besides this blurb from nbd posted to a relevant bug report: https://dev.openwrt.org/ticket/10108 "... wrote a kernel module that you can use as a bridge replacement. That way you will not have to use ebtables at all. The package is called trelay (trivial relay). It works like this: You create a VLAN on your ethernet and configure trelay on that vlan and wlan0. Then on the other side where you run batman-adv you also create a VLAN interface with the same ID and assign to it the MAC address of the outgoing wlan interface. That way packets should be forwarded in both directions with no MAC address rewriting at all." Might anyone know if more documentation is forthcoming, or can I just sign up for an account at wiki.openwrt.org and post a new page copying the quoted blurb above? Is anyone using this module? I'm interested in it to bridge between wired LAN and adhoc ath9k, but I'd be interested to hear from others about how well it works under load. Thank you. -- Ben West http://gowasabi.net [email protected] 314-246-9434
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