Atheros driver supporting 2 SSIDs
Marcos Biscaysaqu - ThePacific.net
marcos at ThePacific.Net
Thu Nov 11 12:09:18 PST 2004
Hi There
I know mikrotik does it, Im use mikrotik as AP, but my idea is 2
wireless cards on mikrotik AP, one as rx and the other as tx. but on
the bsd client only 1 card we the option to split the traffic in 2 SSIDs
one for the rx and one for the tx traffic, we this option we will be
able to put twices BSD clients per AP or more, plus fix all the
colitions problem, get a lot of new utilities to the atheros driver etc...
will be possible???
cheers
Marcos Biscaysaqu
Arve Seljebu wrote:
>In Mikrotiks software (http://www.mikrotik.com), you could set which antenna output on the PCI/miniPCI-card to use(output 1 or 2). The option to use Tx and Rx on different antenna output is also possible. So in theory this should be possible on FreeBSD too, but I don't know if been implemented.
>
>Arve Seljebu
>
>-----Opprinnelig melding-----
>Fra: Marcos Biscaysaqu - ThePacific.net [mailto:marcos at ThePacific.Net]
>Sendt: 9. november 2004 17:20
>Til: freebsd-current at freebsd.org
>Emne: split rx and tx traffic on Atheros crads.....
>
>
>Hi there.
> Please let me know if I am crazy.
>One of the biggest problems on the wireless traffic in WISPs start when
>the Access Point start to get a lot incoming and outgoing traffic in the
>same time, I was thinking if we could run 2 wireless cards both as
>Access Point but one card as rx only and another as tx mode, plus if we
>could just set 2 ssid in a Bsd client one for rx and other as tx we
>could increase the bandwidth on the Access point in two times and make
>the connections work a lot smooth and faster ( im not sure if this is
>possible I could be very wrong) at the same time If this it is possible
>we could run 2 wireless cards each end with the rx and the tx separeted
>and get for example 108mb each way (with dual polarization antennas).
>
>cheers
>Marcos Biscaysaqu
>
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