- Share ethernet to wireless, vice versa, or any combination
- Supports NAT (great for circumventing hotel/airline Wi-Fi fees)
- No arguments are necessary in most cases - it just works!
- Wi-Fi interface must support AP mode in order to be used as a hotspot
- Wi-Fi interfaces sometimes do not like to be bridged. Use NAT (the default) instead
Usage: share-net.sh [options]
Options:
-i <internet_interface>
-s <shared_interface>
-d <DHCP subnet> e.g. 10.0.0.0
-b enable bridged mode (instead of NAT)
Programs required:
dnsmasq hostapd iptables ip