Re: Bonding virtual wireless interfaces?

[Marco Vaschetto <m.vaschetto@snservice.net>]

Todd A. Jacobs ha scritto:
> I have a network that caps each MAC address at 384K at the wireless
> access point, and was wondering if it's technically feasible to increase
> throughput by adding additional virtual interfaces.
>
> My thought is that if I have wlan0, I could add a second interface at
> wlan0:1 to get a second MAC/IP address pair, giving myself access to
> 768Kbps aggregate. Assuming that works, what I can't really figure out
> is how to route round-robin across two interfaces like that.
>
> Bonding doesn't seem like the answer, insofar as it creates a single
> virtual interface, which then puts me back to 384K. Is what I'm trying
> to do possible, and if so, is there a how-to that explains how to use
> both interfaces simultaneously? 
>
>   
let me understand you want make a virtual interfaces on wlan like wlan0 
virtual wlan0:0

and later make a bonding of the hardware interfaces and virtual??

I think you don't need, or better like this you don't make your Ethernet 
more fast because the really interface is only one

if you add a new card the bonding make faster then now your Ethernet if 
you add only one "alias" or virtual interfaces is more

convenient for connect the same card to two different network.

Hi Marco