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Hi I realise this is an old thread but i really need some help.. I have a netgear R7000p router and my ISP requires that VLAN10 is tagged on the WAN port. I tried setting tagging and vlan10 under the vlans tab but it doesnt seem to do anything. Could anyone help me out with the nvram commands to do it via the command line?
Hi guys. I really need some help with my router vlan and networking settings.. I have a Cisco m10 v1 router. I was messing with vlan and networking settings using web GUI, somehow it broke my router. The WAN port isn't getting any ip addr from the cable modem. I tried to set nvram to default and even reflashing the firmware. It stays the same. I think nvram erase didn't restore it to the default. Could any of you send me a dump of your nvram so I have a reference of how to fix my router? I have attached default nvram setting after doing a nvram erase in the attachment.
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Posted: Wed Jan 16, 2019 1:15 Post subject:
Per Yngve Berg wrote:
It depends of the model of BCM chip used for the switch
For Asus RT-AC66U A1: BCM53125
for R7000 and RT-AC68U: BCM4709A0
BCM5395 - 10/100/1000
BCM5397 - 10/100/1000
BCM5325 - 10/100
BCM53125 - 10/100/1000* - per Broadcom site, will have to re-look at bcmrobo.c
BCM53115 - 10/100/1000
Those are the only devices listed in bcmrobo.c in Broadcom SDKs / GPL tarballs for Broadcom SoCs. WikiDevi and whatever other source of information needs to fix their sh*t.
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Posted: Tue Mar 12, 2019 5:35 Post subject: vlan.*ports, port.*vlans discrepancy
Hello. I was wondering if someone could clear this up for me. I have a Buffalo WZR-1750DHP. I wanted to put one my ports on a separate VLAN as well as a couple of other things. I though I most understand want I needed to do, but I am confused about which ports are which and how they are labeled internally.. Here the initial outputs from my relnet session
So CPU Port is Port #5
The show "vlan.*ports" seems to imply my WAN port is #4 however show "port.*vlans" seems to imply my WAN port is #0.
From the GUI, VLAN1 includes ports 1-4 (for what its worth outside ports are 1-4 for 4 being what computer is plug into) and VLAN2 is W (For WAN).
So is WAN Port 0 or port 4? and why do LAN ports show as vlan1ports=0 1 2 3, but port[1-4]vlans=1?
Another interesting things
I did the following (figuring vlan1ports=0-3 was the same as port.[1-4]vlans=1...
nvram set vlan3hwname=et0
nvram set vlan1ports="1 2 3 5*"
nvram set vlan3ports="0 5"
Committed and rebooted, and nvram appeared as expected, however on GUI, on VLAN page, the computer now appears on port 1 (note it was port 4 above. Ports switched 1->4, 4->1, etc).
Any help in clearing this up? It could be that it is just the GUI was wrong initially (not initialing the display initially).
Posted: Tue Nov 19, 2019 10:01 Post subject: yet another problem with vlan id
Dear All,
I have a Buffalo WZR-1750DHP configured as a gataway with the last DD-WRT realase (41517) with a modem Netgear DM200 in bridge mode with vlan id passthrought enable.
My connection is a FTTC with PPPoE protocol, encapsulation PTM and vlan id 835. (no vlan id for the IPTV)
After reading tens of page on the forum about vlan id, I've tried the script below, the same of this thread and on the guide Switched Port.
Apparently, the WAN connection is up and working, internet ok, but I have a problem with two devices; a LG TV and Fibaro HC2 for the domotic.
On the TV, the Amazon TV doen't connect to the amazon server and on the HC2 the Fibaro remote access doen't work. Fibaro uses a reverse proxy tunnel for it, so I don't have to open or forward any ports.
These devices worked without iussues with old ADSL2 PPPoE connection.
I've check the output ip tables. All connection are allow.
So I deduce that the problem could be the connection to the ISP.
The ISP in the FTTC conf doesn't request the 802.1q tag (only in FTTH is requested). So I tried to remove it but the result is no connection.
Also in the WAN status when the connection is up, the getaway IP is a private address. is it ok?
I asked this, beacause the router is configured as a gataway and my private lan is 192.168.2.0/24; so the getaway shold be 192.168.2.1.
And a 'reboot' if/when needed.
