Christopher Beaumont
New Around Here
Hi,
First, I am running several ac68's with VLAN trunking on the LAN side to separate SSIDs to bridge groups with the VLANS... but Ive been doing that with another build (although I am getting ready to test with Merlin).
I've been interested in setting a 68 up to connect as a client to Multiple WLANs.
As is that wasn't enough of a question.... all the WLANS use the same /24 address range.
SO
A) Is/has there been a build that would not only allow an ac68 or other device to connect to more than one WLAN as a client.
B) Allow NAT mapping not only from/to IP addresses on those WLANs, but to a specific Interface and IP (which is likely to be the same IP on each WLAN... lets say its always 10.5.5.9 or 10.5.5.100 and commonly tcp 80 or 8080, udp 8554) .
Oh... and a WOL keep alive for the WLAN device would be nice ;p
It should be obvious what/why I am asking... and its probably not new thought :/
On the LAN side, the NAT may vary to differentiate between WLANs
so:
<ac68IpAddress:8001> NAT > WLAN w0.1|10.5.5.9:8554
<ac68IpAddress:8002> NAT > WLAN w0.2|10.5.5.9:8554
<ac68IpAddress:8003> NAT > WLAN w0.3|10.5.5.9:8554
<ac68IpAddress:8004> NAT > WLAN w0.4|10.5.5.9:8554
etc
Thanks in advance!
First, I am running several ac68's with VLAN trunking on the LAN side to separate SSIDs to bridge groups with the VLANS... but Ive been doing that with another build (although I am getting ready to test with Merlin).
I've been interested in setting a 68 up to connect as a client to Multiple WLANs.
As is that wasn't enough of a question.... all the WLANS use the same /24 address range.
SO
A) Is/has there been a build that would not only allow an ac68 or other device to connect to more than one WLAN as a client.
B) Allow NAT mapping not only from/to IP addresses on those WLANs, but to a specific Interface and IP (which is likely to be the same IP on each WLAN... lets say its always 10.5.5.9 or 10.5.5.100 and commonly tcp 80 or 8080, udp 8554) .
Oh... and a WOL keep alive for the WLAN device would be nice ;p
It should be obvious what/why I am asking... and its probably not new thought :/
On the LAN side, the NAT may vary to differentiate between WLANs
so:
<ac68IpAddress:8001> NAT > WLAN w0.1|10.5.5.9:8554
<ac68IpAddress:8002> NAT > WLAN w0.2|10.5.5.9:8554
<ac68IpAddress:8003> NAT > WLAN w0.3|10.5.5.9:8554
<ac68IpAddress:8004> NAT > WLAN w0.4|10.5.5.9:8554
etc
Thanks in advance!