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phuzi0n Replies: 6 Views: 10641 |
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You need to use VLAN's to put the copiers in the same VLAN as the WAN port so that they are directly connected to your ISP. | |
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You shouldn't need to worry about the nvram variables, the GUI should work just fine.
It is just creating the vlan0ports variable because the code to initialize 100mbps switches hasn't been split f ... |
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Apologies for the bump...
Is there a way to configure Source Net for Port Range Forwarding? Just with iptables. |
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32KB isn't much space to work with in the first place and it's not uncommon for those old models to run out. If you have any ssh/vpn certificates, large startup/firewall/custom scripts, excessively us ... | |
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Telnet/ssh to the router and run the "top" command. Soft interrupts will be killing your cpu.
The easiest solution is to get a cheap old used router and connect that person through it. Th ... |
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My first suspicion is that your nvram is full, telnet/ssh to it and run this command to check:
nvram show >/dev/null |
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Sounds like the devices themselves are blocking access from the local network. | |
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Isn't VLAN 1 the WAN VLAN port's VLAN?
I still haven't gotten around to testing it myself but afaik you have to use the "swconfig" command line app to configure VLAN's on Atheros models. ... |
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The WDS client can have its own VAP but it will be on a different layer 2 segment than the WDS host's VAP. You can have the VAP's share the same SSID but roaming won't be seamless since they are diffe ... | |
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The WAN port won't have a DHCP client running so you will also need to either assign it an address with ifconfig or spawn another dhcpc process for it. | |
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# Enable NAT for traffic being routed out br0 so that br1 has connectivity (for WAP's - WAN port disabled)
iptables -t nat -I POSTROUTING -o br0 -s 10.1.1.0/24 -j SNAT --to `nvram get lan_ipaddr` |
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1)If i setup another wifi linked to br2 (17.16.X.X/16), can i disable NAT when traffic going out to br0? which means no NAT for br2, only routing! currently all traffic from guest wifi (br1-10.1. ... |
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Different builds have different iptables modules and it appears that your build is missing the ROUTE target module. Try a recent build for your model and see if it has been included, if not then ask f ... | |
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Clients usually roam based on AP signal strength. If you are putting AP's close together then you should lower their transmit power.
For the 4th AP, are you sure it has the same settings? Can clien ... |
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iptables -I FORWARD -i br1 -d 192.168.30.0/24 -m state --state NEW -j DROP
iptables -I FORWARD -i br1 -d 192.168.40.0/24 -m state --state NEW -j DROP |
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