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Recent content by net101

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    WAP/Guest SSID/Port based VLAN

    Thank you, starfall. It worked!
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    WAP/Guest SSID/Port based VLAN

    It hasn't been working for me. Any help root-causing the issue is appreciated. I am using AP mode. Here is my script: #!/bin/sh PATH="/sbin:/usr/sbin:/bin:/usr/bin:${PATH}" rm /tmp/000services-start robocfg vlan 1 ports "0t 1 5t" robocfg vlan 26 ports "0t 2 3 4 5t" robocfg vlan 27 ports "0t...
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    SSID to VLAN

    Thanks (embarrassed!) but running the commands manually doesn't make it work either. I am using AP mode. Here is the output from the various commands: admin@RT-AC68U-XXXX:/tmp/home/root# brctl show bridge name bridge id STP enabled interfaces br0...
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    SSID to VLAN

    Here's my script. It still doesn't work for me. What am I doing wrong? How can I get more information to diagnose the issue. #!/bin/ash PATH="/sbin:/usr/sbin:/bin:/usr/bin:${PATH}" rm /tmp/000services-start robocfg vlan 1 ports "0t 1 5t" robocfg vlan 26 ports "0t 2 3 4 5t" robocfg vlan 27...
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    WAP/Guest SSID/Port based VLAN

    Thanks! I will try this later today.
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    WAP/Guest SSID/Port based VLAN

    Potato Sack, I can confirm your findings. This works for RT-N66U but not for RT-N68U. Bummer! Would love to see a fix for this. BTW, port on 66, 0-4, 8. On 68, 0-5.
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    Enabling WAP mode, Enabling JFF on 68U leaves device inaccessible

    I own a couple of RT-N66U devices. I install the latest Merlin firmware, factory reset them, enable JFF (reboot), put them in WAP mode (reboot) and enable services-start scripts to do my thing. Works like a charm! I am trying to do the exact same thing with RT-N68U devices. Every time I...
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    VPN and Network Shares

    I would know how to do it on a Linux based router. I run pfSense. The openvpn wizard allows one to set it up.
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    VPN and Network Shares

    Do you have a route from the VPN subnet to the LAN? Can you ping from a host on the VPN subnet to LAN and vice-versa?
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    WAP/Guest SSID/Port based VLAN

    I have modified my earlier script and now have a /jffs/scripts/services-start script as indicated in the wiki. After setting up guest wlans and rebooting, this script executes. #!/bin/ash PATH="/sbin:/usr/sbin:/bin:/usr/bin:${PATH}" robocfg vlan 1 ports "1 2 3 8t" robocfg vlan 2 ports "0...
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    WAP/Guest SSID/Port based VLAN

    Thanks for the clue. Can you comment on whether the commands listed (nvram variables etc.) are supported? Thanks again.
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    WAP/Guest SSID/Port based VLAN

    Looks like I lied. Even though commands in rc_startup are persisted across reboots, the bridge configurations gets reset. Anyone have ideas on what might be going on? Where should I look for clues? Thanks!
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    VPN and Network Shares

    It is usually not advisable to have the same IP range on the VPN as your LAN. One of the reasons is bandwidth conservation. You don't want broadcast messages flowing to all VPN client. Secondly, security. You can accomplish Network Shares Accessibility by modifying the firewall rules on the...
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    WAP/Guest SSID/Port based VLAN

    I realize that it may be bad form to reply to your own query but I am excited that I have this working now and wanted to document it and share it with you. Here are the steps to make it happen: Setup Guest Wireless network using GUI Connect to the WAP using Putty or a similar tool Enter the...
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    WAP/Guest SSID/Port based VLAN

    I have two RT-N66U devices running in WAP mode. I run a pfSense device as a firewall/router. I run Merlin firmware over DD-WRT because I get way more throughput using Merlin. However, DD-WRT allows port based VLAN configuration and this helps me configure my network as depicted in the...
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