wlan2eth/bridge/proxyarp/README.md

## Use

This bridge is a lot simpler than the NAT version. Just plug your client(s) into the bridge and it should just work.

I've heard people say that a hub (NOT a switch) is required when bridging more than one client (likely due to the fact that a switch doesn't let the bridge see all the traffic from the clients). But I don't think this matters.

Also, `parprouted` has a bug where it prints its log messages as raw Ethernet frames over the network. If something isn't working, open Wireshark and restart `parprouted`. Look for white "Ethernet II" frames.
update readme 2023-06-20 13:56:59 -06:00			`## Use`

			`This bridge is a lot simpler than the NAT version. Just plug your client(s) into the bridge and it should just work.`

arp proxy: add hotplug 2023-06-27 11:05:04 -06:00			`I've heard people say that a hub (NOT a switch) is required when bridging more than one client (likely due to the fact that a switch doesn't let the bridge see all the traffic from the clients). But I don't think this matters.`
forgot a few things 2023-06-20 15:17:32 -06:00
arp proxy: add hotplug 2023-06-27 11:05:04 -06:00			Also, `parprouted` has a bug where it prints its log messages as raw Ethernet frames over the network. If something isn't working, open Wireshark and restart `parprouted`. Look for white "Ethernet II" frames.