Re: Wireless AP troubles

[Walter Venable <weaseal@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Matthew Dillon wrote:

>     If you are trying to bridge two interfaces on the same logical network,
>     you generally only want to have one IP address within that logical
>     network space.  So I would recommend that you NOT assign an IP
>     address to one of the interfaces.  Since wireless interfaces are
>     fairly sensitive to IP address assignments, I would try not assigning
>     an IP address to your DC1 interface.
>
> 					-Matt

Thanks for the input.  I tried your suggestion of assigning only an IP 
to the wireless card and not one to DC1.  Now the wireless works fine, 
however the wired does not (this is essentially the same problem as 
before, just that the problems exist for the wired clients and not the 
wireless ones)!  Wired clients get no DHCP-assigned IP (and manually 
assigning one does not help), no ability to ping other clients, no 
ability to ping the server (exception: when 2 clients have manually 
assigned IPs, they can ping each other, as usual).

This must be a problem in bridging, it is the only thing I can see that 
would cause this, however my expertise is not of a level adequate to 
decide if this is a PEBCAK error on my part, or something internal to 
DFly.  I posted my sysctl variables regarding bridging earlier in this 
thread.

Is there any information from my machine that I could provide to help 
track down a solution?

-Walter Venable