Hello,
I just bought an Arduino Due, and I am looking for a shield to let me having 2 network interfaces: one ethernet and one wireless (wifi 802.11 b/g and even n if any available). The goal is to create a bridge between wired ethernet LAN, and access to internet through wifi.
I am wondering if it exists these two network interfaces in a single shield, important: compliant with standard arduino enclosures. (e.g. DFRobot seems providing such a shield, but I did not found any forum where people are using it, neither it is compliant with standard enclosures as the ethernet plug is not located as official ethernet shield).
If not, I suppose it is possible to stack ethernet shield + wireless shield ? Does it exist specific enclosures for arduino + these 2 shields ?
Do the available libraries for wifi and ethernet are able to create a bridge between these two interfaces ?
Thanks for your help.
BR,
David.
antipub:
Hello,
I just bought an Arduino Due, and I am looking for a shield to let me having 2 network interfaces: one ethernet and one wireless (wifi 802.11 b/g and even n if any available). The goal is to create a bridge between wired ethernet LAN, and access to internet through wifi.
I am wondering if it exists these two network interfaces in a single shield, important: compliant with standard arduino enclosures. (e.g. DFRobot seems providing such a shield, but I did not found any forum where people are using it, neither it is compliant with standard enclosures as the ethernet plug is not located as official ethernet shield).
If not, I suppose it is possible to stack ethernet shield + wireless shield ? Does it exist specific enclosures for arduino + these 2 shields ?
Do the available libraries for wifi and ethernet are able to create a bridge between these two interfaces ?
Thanks for your help.
BR,
David.
wondering why build a bridge from Ethernet to WiFi using an Arduino. It's easy to do, but the speed would be very slow.
And you can purchase such a bridge for high speeds for like $50.