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Not able to ping WAN side network from LAN side with OpenWRT on WGR614L

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tufani

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Hi ,
I have flashed my WGR614L with OpenWRT but I am not able to ping a host in my WAN side network from LAN side ......
Could any body plz tell me what should I do ....
 
This seems to be a natting related issue ... As natting might not be woprking on your board so the router is not able to do address translation ..

Check your iptables rules, "iptables -t nat -L". I am guessing that you have not added a natting rule, thus its not natting. You may find the following useful...

iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -o eth0.1 -j MASQUERADE

I would suggest adding X-Wrt to your image. It provides a user interface that will help you configure OpenWRT to do what you want.
 
thnx for the feedback ... Though I am not able to add X-WRT package ... but I have enabled
NAT related options in my image ... I also needed to modify the file /etc/config/firewall in order to get LAN to WAN traffic working ... and now this is working on NetgearWGR614L with OpenWRT firmware ....
 
Hi fufani,
i am new with OpenWRT,i also have your issue.
Would u mind show to me the /etc/config/firewall u have edited.
Thanks.
 
I would suggest adding X-Wrt to your image. It provides a user interface that will help you configure OpenWRT to do what you want.

Is X-WRT a different GUI than, say, LuCI? Or is X-WRT something different?

EDIT: Googled for myself and found out that yes, it's a different GUI, and is actually outdated as LuCI has replaced this for the newer builds of OpenWRT. Also just noticed that this thread was originally ended in 2008, so I don't expect a response. A note to nam228 - replying to four-year old threads probably won't get you many answers. I'd suggest either starting a new thread or going to OpenWRT and starting a thread there.
 
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