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Currently, you can connect via Ethernet, and serve out the hotspot via WiFi.... i.e. Ethernet => WiFi.
It would be great if you could also do:
WiFi => Ethernet
Ethernet => Ethernet
I especially want to serve out Ethernet hotspots, due to security issues with wireless, i.e. a hacked endpoint computer could find out your local WiFi router, and other wireless devices in the house, and thus, identify you.
You could implement this as a menu, something like a checkbox where you can choose:
[ X ] Ethernet => WiFi
[ ] WiFi => Ethernet
[ ] Ethernet => Ethernet
It would also be nice if you could choose from ifconfig names, for those of us whose wireless isn't named "wlan0" and ethernet isn't named "eth0"
For example, I am using QUBES OS, and my Ethernet is called "enp0s1", and my WiFi is called "wlp0s0"
Thanks
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That was great for me too :D (and at this time i really search for something for "WiFi => Ethernet" )
And about that it will be fine when you add WiFi => Wifi (as Wifi repeater)
Currently, you can connect via Ethernet, and serve out the hotspot via WiFi.... i.e. Ethernet => WiFi.
It would be great if you could also do:
WiFi => Ethernet
Ethernet => Ethernet
I especially want to serve out Ethernet hotspots, due to security issues with wireless, i.e. a hacked endpoint computer could find out your local WiFi router, and other wireless devices in the house, and thus, identify you.
You could implement this as a menu, something like a checkbox where you can choose:
[ X ] Ethernet => WiFi
[ ] WiFi => Ethernet
[ ] Ethernet => Ethernet
It would also be nice if you could choose from ifconfig names, for those of us whose wireless isn't named "wlan0" and ethernet isn't named "eth0"
For example, I am using QUBES OS, and my Ethernet is called "enp0s1", and my WiFi is called "wlp0s0"
Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: