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Orange Pi Zero / Wireless Bridge ?

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Hi,

 

Sorry for the newbie question. Is it possible to configure Armbian/OrangePiZero such as it can bridge 2 wireless networks. i.e.: connecting to an existing SSID to gain access to the internet, and at the same time servicing as an access point using another SSID ?

 

And.... how do I do that ?

Thanks in advance,

 

Richard

Follow any guide about creating a linux router. You need to do NAT (network address translation) between a wi-fi connection and a either another wi-fi or ethernet connection. You'll also need to set up IP masquerading and firewall rules. It's really simple!

 

For *routing* between two wireless connections you'll need two wireless interfaces on the Orange pi zero (forget *bridging*, more hassle than it's worth). I would buy an SBC that has at least two usb ports and use two name brand wireless dongles. The current Orange Pi onboard Wi-Fi is flaky, I'd ignore it. You need a dongle that works well with *hostapd* (the linux program that turns a Wi-Fi dongle into an access point).

 

This is a great guide (just remember that you can masquerade any network interface to another wired/wireless whatever)

 

http://www.glennklockwood.com/sysadmin-howtos/rpi-wifi-island.html

 

There are many other guides too]

 

https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Router

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