Is it possible to bridge the ethernet and wifi of the Yun so that the WIFI acts as a client, and the ethernet runs a DHCP server?
I know how to set it up, or could figure out in time how to twiddle enough things to, but I need to know if its even possible to run the Yun in such a way.
I have a project in mind where I'd need the Yun to operate as a wifi bridge for ethernet clients and also use the ATmega to monitor local temps.
Also does anyone know if the 802.11n operates under 150 or 300mbps? Not overly concerned, just wondering how much life data I could monitor.
Is it possible to bridge the ethernet and wifi of the Yun so that the WIFI acts as a client, and the ethernet runs a DHCP server?
I know how to set it up, or could figure out in time how to twiddle enough things to, but I need to know if its even possible to run the Yun in such a way.
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Techinicaly yes, that is Yun's upstream OS openwrt design for. Practically no, get router with same hardware AR9331 and load openwrt you get same hardware and software platform for half price.
Also does anyone know if the 802.11n operates under 150 or 300mbps? Not overly concerned, just wondering how much life data I could monitor.
sonnyyu:
Techinicaly yes, that is Yun's upstream OS openwrt design for. Practically no, get router with same hardware AR9331 and load openwrt you get same hardware and software platform for half price.
Well that would defeat the purpose of using the arduino side for fan PWM, temp monitor, and then also using the bridging of ATmega with the AR9331 for use of powerbutton like events (more power than just WOL).
The YUN just mixes what I wanted to have into one piece- that can be programmed in the field too, as an added bonus.
Thank you for your answers though and suggestions.