I am assuming the P2P is a sort of Wireless transmitter linking with the 
remote site...

Are you sure the P2P connection is not in the same frequency range as 
the Wireless cards that you are using for local connections?    Signal 
wouldn't be lost, necessarily, but the radio waves would be busy, and 
that would cause loss of throughput...

Mike

Denilson Rocha wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I have a M0n0 configured with 3 interfaces: LAN, WAN and OPT1. This 
> machine is acting as an Wireless Access Point.
>
> The WAN interface (a pcmcia card configured as hostap) is my backbone, 
> linked to a linux server connected to a router, and the internet. The 
> OPT1 interface (another pcmcia card configured as hostap) is the AP to 
> my clients. And the LAN interface is connected to an external radio, 
> wich makes a P2P link with another city.
>
> Well, everything works fine, until I get traffic into LAN... When 
> there is no traffic in LAN, my clients connects to OPT1 and go to the 
> Internet via WAN, fast and easy. When the P2P connected to the LAN 
> make some traffic, the clients connected to OPT1 begin to lost 
> packets, and the access become very slow... There is no lost of 
> signal, only lost of packets. If I block the LAN traffic in the 
> firewall, my OPT1 works fine again...
>
> My question is: is the LAN traffic prioritized then the OPT1 
> traffic??? Or am I tripping far away? Why this happens?
>
> Any help will be very appreciated!
>
> Thanks to all, and sorry for the poor english...
>
> [ ]'s
> Denilson
>
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