You may use any configuration file you want (following the same structure as the template. (you may need to run this line with administrator privileges to listen to your interface). bonjour-reflector -config=./config.toml
#REFLECTOR MAC HOW TO#
Checkout for instructions on how to install a recent version of Golang. bonjour-reflector reads the source MAC of the mDNS response, looks up in its configuration which VLANs are shared with this Bonjour device, and reflects the mDNS response on each of these VLANs.Ī Golang version more recent than Go 1.16 is recommended to build bonjour-reflector.one Bonjour device receives the packet and sends a response which is also intercepted by bonjour-reflector.bonjour-reflector looks up in its configuration to which VLANs it should forward the mDNS request, and send new packets tagged with these new VLANs.bonjour-reflector receives these mDNS packets, tagged with the original VLAN.a device searching for Bonjour devices sends mDNS packets on his VLAN.In detail, here is what happens when Bonjour-reflector runs: The interface on which Bonjour-reflector runs should be configured so that it receives each VLAN's traffic, tagged. mDNS packets will only be forwarded if the configuration file says so. How it worksīonjour-reflector works by intercepting all mDNS traffic and rewriting layers 2 and 3 of the packets to reflect them across the appropriate VLANs.Ī configuration file lists, for each Bonjour device (defined by its MAC address), which VLANs should have access to this device. Bonjour-reflector makes Bonjour devices such as printers, Chromecasts or Spotify Connect speakers, discoverable and usable by other devices located on different VLANs.Ĭompared to other tools such as avahi-reflector, Bonjour-reflector allows a more fine-grained control of how Bonjour traffic is reflected across VLANs.
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