Recent content by xiaodoudou

Hi, A simple solution should be to: Bind the SSID to a specific DHCP range Bind the DHCP range to iptables rules to limit access to the GW, Sonos, Printer and Chrome Cast You can look into this guide I have done...

On my side the rule regarding ebtables and arp does break the ability to speak to the network. In fact, when I do arp -a to check what is going on I do have the mac address of the device set to unknown on br0. Are you sure this rule is needed? I do think the ipv4 layer with your iptables rules...

It is definitely not a bug but just some missing configs.. :) I did succeed to move forward by doing so: File: /jffs/scripts/dnsmasq.postconf (with chmod +xxx) : #!/bin/sh CONFIG=$1 source /usr/sbin/helper.sh logger "dnsmasq-dhcp: Configure wl0.2 to have special DHCP" ifconfig wl0.2 172.30.20.2...

I have already check your post and try to reproduce it many times without any success :-(... It may be a bug on the build 378.55 (RT-AC87U) then? The DHCP lease doesn't care about the specific configurations; do you mind to test on your end to see if that still working? Thanks,

When I do: service restart_dnsmasq The file /tmp/etc/dnsmasq.conf does contain the tweaked configuration. Even more, thanks to the config "log-dhcp" I do see the extra information like that on the log: Sep 14 22:02:02 dnsmasq-dhcp[8926]: 3646455329 available DHCP range: 172.30.20.2 --...

Hi, I would like to make the DHCP server serve a specific gateway for a specific SSID. I did try exploring the following way: add interface wl0.2 (my virtual wifi interface) and do some rules with it: The issue on that way that dnsmasq doesn't tag the dhcp query coming from wl0.2, the only...