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Recent content by qwertybyrd

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    leaky dhcp server

    I apologize if I am not using the correct terminology, but does that mean that the DHCP server cannot be configured so that it does not respond to requests coming in over the wired ethernet?
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    leaky dhcp server

    Mar 5 08:47:30 dnsmasq-dhcp[415]: DHCPACK(br0) 192.168.101.119 90:fb:a6:df:11:32 foyle but why is responding at all? - I don't even want it to be listening on that port. foyle is on the wired network. What are the lan wired ports?
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    leaky dhcp server

    Is there a document somewhere that describes what all of these nvram values actually mean? wan_ifnames=eth0 ; okay, makes sense - which interfaces are on the wan wan0_ifname=eth0 ; the name of one of the wan interfaces. Is this so that it can be referenced below? wan0_gw_ifname=eth0; the wan...
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    leaky dhcp server

    Thank you. re dnsmasq.conf: That matches what I thought I understood. I am guessing therefore, that when I turned off the dhcp server from the web page, it probably updated the config in /etc, which would then get overwritten on the next reboot, correct? re nvram get xxx_ssid: That is very...
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    leaky dhcp server

    Thank you. I have added that to my config file. Is that the same log that is accessible from the web page? If so, it is showing the interface as br0, which I thought I already excluded in the config. It also shows that all of the requests are coming in over br0 whether wired or wireless.
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    leaky dhcp server

    Hi there... I have a RT-N16 running merlin 378.50. I have a DNS and DHCP server on my local network, and I want to have a guest wireless network. I collected various bits of info by googling, and got something that works, sort of. The internal wireless works fine, and the guest network works...
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