Bridge Install
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I was having trouble getting OpenWRT to do any sort of bridging with my Belkin A/G ap, so I'm trying out bridge mode using DD-WRT. | I was having trouble getting OpenWRT to do any sort of bridging with my Belkin A/G ap, so I'm trying out bridge mode using DD-WRT. | ||
- | Hardware: Linksys WRT54G V2 / Belkin A+G Dual Mode AP Router | + | Hardware: Linksys WRT54G V2 / Belkin A+G Dual Mode AP Router F6D3230-4 firmware 1.01.05 |
- | === Flashing from OpenWRT to | + | === Flashing from OpenWRT and getting to the GUI === |
I figured I'd give it a go to just use the 'upgrade firmware' link in OpenWRT to flash DD-WRT2.3-voip. | I figured I'd give it a go to just use the 'upgrade firmware' link in OpenWRT to flash DD-WRT2.3-voip. | ||
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to bring up the laptop ethernet connection to the linksys. Then http://192.168.1.1 brought up the gui. | to bring up the laptop ethernet connection to the linksys. Then http://192.168.1.1 brought up the gui. | ||
- | Now to figure out the default username and password. | + | Now to figure out the default username and password. Ok, default username is blank. Default password is admin. |
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+ | === Configuration === | ||
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+ | My local network is 10.6.6.0/24, my belkin is at 10.6.6.1, ssid examplessid, channel 1, WPA-PSK, with a | ||
+ | 63 character passphrase. (The belkin does not allow a 64 hex key to be entered, only a passphrase.) | ||
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+ | ==== Setup ==== | ||
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+ | ===== Basic Setup ===== | ||
+ | First page, Internet is disabled (I use another pc as a gateway connected to my cable modem). DHCP server is also disabled, I use static ips in my lan. | ||
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+ | ===== Advanced Routing ===== | ||
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+ | *Advanced Routing | ||
+ | **Operating Mode - Gateway | ||
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+ | ===== VLANS ===== | ||
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+ | I added the wan port interface (W) to the top line VLAN which should include it in the normal LAN. I don't use this AP as a NAT router, so I can use the WAN port as another LAN port. |
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Bride Mode Install
I was having trouble getting OpenWRT to do any sort of bridging with my Belkin A/G ap, so I'm trying out bridge mode using DD-WRT.
Hardware: Linksys WRT54G V2 / Belkin A+G Dual Mode AP Router F6D3230-4 firmware 1.01.05
Flashing from OpenWRT and getting to the GUI
I figured I'd give it a go to just use the 'upgrade firmware' link in OpenWRT to flash DD-WRT2.3-voip. It worked, using a laptop and my Belkin A mode wlan connection. Once the flash was rolling, I did an
ifconfig eth0 192.168.1.100
to bring up the laptop ethernet connection to the linksys. Then http://192.168.1.1 brought up the gui. Now to figure out the default username and password. Ok, default username is blank. Default password is admin.
Configuration
My local network is 10.6.6.0/24, my belkin is at 10.6.6.1, ssid examplessid, channel 1, WPA-PSK, with a 63 character passphrase. (The belkin does not allow a 64 hex key to be entered, only a passphrase.)
Setup
Basic Setup
First page, Internet is disabled (I use another pc as a gateway connected to my cable modem). DHCP server is also disabled, I use static ips in my lan.
Advanced Routing
- Advanced Routing
- Operating Mode - Gateway
VLANS
I added the wan port interface (W) to the top line VLAN which should include it in the normal LAN. I don't use this AP as a NAT router, so I can use the WAN port as another LAN port.