Is it possible to bridge the ethernet interface to the OTG USB? I was able to do this with my Pi-KVM. Then only one network cable is needed for the KVM and the host PC.
opened 03:41AM - 18 Apr 21 UTC
type:feature
Exposing the server to the network that pikvm is connected to with `forward_ifac… e` is difficult, I would suspect that many users would have liked the server to obtain an IP from the upstream router that pikvm is connected to.
Adding a configuration option to set-up a bridge would be convenient. I am currently setting this up by disabling `kvmd-otgnet` and using the following netctl profile:
```
Description="otgnet bridge"
Interface=br0
Connection=bridge
BindsToInterfaces=(usb0 eth0)
MACAddress=eth0
IP=dhcp
## Ignore (R)STP and immediately activate the bridge
SkipForwardingDelay=yes
```
This results in that both pikvm as well as the server receive an IP from the upstream router's dhcp server, as though both are connected to the upstream router directly.
COMET supports rndis, but it is still under debugging and will be open to users in the future