[Olsr-users] Using multiple radio cards

[Derek C]

Hi Victor,

There still is the problem with adhoc networking - separate nodes will
only see neighboring nodes if they are on the same frequency.

It doesn't appear to be like having STAs connecting to an AP where the
STAs will seek (across all frequencies) and associate to the strongest AP
based on ESSID.

This would mean one OLSRd / adhoc node could be 100 metres from another
but if the frequencies are not the same - no communciations.....

Derek


On Sat, August 9, 2008 10:43 am, Victor wrote:
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> Yeh that really isn't that hard especially if you have SBC's to work
> with. Use two cards (one 2.4 Ghz and one 5Ghz) then slap on as many USB
> radio cards as you want with long extension cables to avoid close
> proximity interference.
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> Then for each radio device you have, have it configured as an olsrd
> interface on the computer. Done.
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Derek C
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