My fault. Ideally, I would be looking for something that detected
connectivity on the NIC, or lack there of. Meaning, if it is
connected, use it, but if not, try and connect to a wireless network.
A bash script would work, but not exactly what I would be looking
for. Thanks.
On Dec 8, 2005, at 11:06 AM, Mike McCarty wrote:
Justin Gallardo wrote:
I am looking to create a near-seamless experience with my laptop
from switching from a physical network connection(wired) to a
wireless connection. Right now my process to do this includes
taking down the NIC with ifconfig when I want to switch to
wireless, and then to get back to using the physical connection
from wireless, I have to take down the wireless card. Is there
any way to streamline this whole process? It would be great to be
able to set precedence of connections(physical connection having
a priority over wireless).
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Justin Gallardo
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So far, your requirements are somewhat vague.
Would shell scripts to do the switchover be acceptable?
Or do you want automatic detection of loss of carrier
and switchover?
IOW, what does "near-seamless" mean?
Mike
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