[question] Bridging Ethernet
3 messages · started by Devi Garcia on Feb 17, 2022
[question] Bridging Ethernet
From Devi Garcia · Feb 17, 2022
further looking into your problem charles... looks like there is no "Real" way to do what windows can do to bridge two ethernet ports.. most "bonding" commands and such in linux are for failover or for performance modes in servers not for giving internet to another device.. so i don't think you'll really find a tutorial to do what you want outside of windows..
[question] Bridging Ethernet
From Devi Garcia · Feb 17, 2022
further looking into your problem charles... looks like there is no "Real" way to do what windows can do to bridge two ethernet ports.. most "bonding" commands and such in linux are for failover or for performance modes in servers not for giving internet to another device.. so i don't think you'll really find a tutorial to do what you want outside of windows..
Re: [question] Bridging Ethernet
From Charles Breaux · Feb 16, 2022
Thanks Devi, I reached that opinion myself after spending mucho hours trying.
On Wed, Feb 16, 2022 at 8:31 PM Devi Garcia <asphyxiated.god@gmail.com> wrote:
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further looking into your problem charles... looks like there is no "Real" way to do what windows can do to bridge two ethernet ports.. most "bonding" commands and such in linux are for failover or for performance modes in servers not for giving internet to another device.. so i don't think you'll really find a tutorial to do what you want outside of windows..
further looking into your problem charles... looks like there is no "Real" way to do what windows can do to bridge two ethernet ports.. most "bonding" commands and such in linux are for failover or for performance modes in servers not for giving internet to another device.. so i don't think you'll really find a tutorial to do what you want outside of windows..