Re: IPsec wifi link in ad-hoc mode

Maxwell Lol <nospam@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Well, normally a packet is received by the client when it is addressed
to the client. If you are A, and want to send a packet to B that will
forward it to C, you can't simply put C's IP address as the
destination. B will never see it as the address doesn't match.


But by setting the broadcast bit at the MAC layer, B will receive the
packet, and see that it should go to C.

It's been 5 years. I'm a little fuzzy on the details.

Or else B had to be put in promiscuous mode, so it received all
packets. It was something like that...

Ok, thanks. However it's a technique I've never seen before, so I think I'll
stick to something simpler :^)

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Fabrice DELENTE
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