Does bridging two network interfaces prevent web server access running on the host?
I have a Raspberry Pi setup as a wireless bridge for an XBox (i.e. Ethernet bridged to the wifi). Currently I can plug in a keyboard directly to reconfigure. Since the bridging works at the lowest two OSI layers, is there no way of accessing a web server on the Pi? Will it automatically be forwarding all traffic to the wifi card straight to the XBox?
I have a Raspberry Pi setup as a wireless bridge for an XBox (i.e. Ethernet bridged to the wifi). Currently I can plug in a keyboard directly to reconfigure. Since the bridging works at the lowest two OSI layers, is there no way of accessing a web server on the Pi? Will it automatically be forwarding all traffic to the wifi card straight to the XBox?
No comments:
Post a Comment